Sentence examples for extreme turn from inspiring English sources
Northern Indiana has endured the most extreme turn of fate.
The battle over who will be valedictorian has taken an extreme turn here in this tight-knit community of civil servants and professionals, 45 minutes south of Boston.
"Very recently this market has taken an extreme turn down," with customers worldwide canceling orders and delaying deliveries, Douglas Oliver, a Cessna spokesman, said Wednesday.
Barring an extreme turn of events, Florida (12-1) and Oklahoma (12-1) will finish Nos. 1 and 2 in the final B.C.S. rankings and play for the national title Jan . 8in Miami Gardens, Fla. No. 2 Florida advanced with a 31-20 victoverover No. 1 Alabama in the Southeastern Conference title game here.
But at Ford's Arizona Proving Grounds in May 1989, when they tested the 245 Firestone tire at 35 p.s.i. on an Explorer prototype in a J-turn maneuver (an extreme turn of the wheel to the left, which you might use to avoid an animal or car), it lifted two tires off the ground (known as a rollover response).
Certainly, he has taken that lesson to its extreme, turning his adversity-filled early childhood into a platform for various causes — and, increasingly, for himself.
Now social media sites are taking citizen marketing to a new extreme, turning anyone's Twitter message, Facebook post, Pinterest image or e-mail into a possible paid promotion.
Or were they losing touch with the earthy intelligence of folk, blues, and rock traditions? Bob Dylan stood at a craggy opposite extreme, turning out records in a few days' time and avoiding any vocal overdubs until "Blood on the Tracks," the fourteenth record of his career.
This new outpost of Spain's Hoteles Silken group takes design-centric focus to a nearly absurd extreme: turning over the design of its floors to an all-star roster of international architects.
Since the wheels turn at different speeds from each other on a tight radius, this extreme turning may produce sounds indicating a problem.
