Sentence examples for disastrous turn from inspiring English sources

Barring some disastrous turn, Wilson is in.

The disastrous turn toward austerity has destroyed millions of jobs and ruined many lives.

In 1993, it had a brief, disastrous turn as a Wednesday night rival to the ABC sitcom "Home Improvement".

Such wholesale protectiveness is likely to overlook, for example, the disastrous turn her poetry took after World War II.

The war in Iraq, he said, was a mistake of historic proportions -- "a disastrous turn of events in our history".

It will be interesting to see where Jessica Jones goes from episode seven's finale, a point at which the story takes a disastrous turn.

Some of his fans wished he had run as the first president of a free Hungary, providing a way back from the disastrous turning taken 70 years before.

He sees Clark Clifford as the closest thing to a precedent.President Lyndon B. Johnson named Clifford defense secretary to replace Robert McNamara as the Vietnam War—"McNamara's war," many called it was taking increasingly disastrous turns.

The unevenness of his films in the 1980s and '90s tarnished his reputation, as did some disastrous turns in his personal life, but he remained a significant, extraordinarily prolific filmmaker well into the 21st century.

O'Connell scrupulously conveys how Hannibal outwitted his enemies, and how this disastrous turning point in Rome's history ultimately led to the republic's resurgence and the creation of its empire.

It's about the disastrous wrong turn policy took, all across the advanced world, in 2010.