Sentence examples for face turnaround from inspiring English sources

On its face, turnaround is a contractual mechanism that allows a studio to release its interest in a dormant film project, while recovering costs, plus interest, from any rival that eventually adopts the project.

Flake, a popular six-time Congressman who won previous elections with as much as 74percentt of the vote, strode into the seat of former Minority Whip Jon Kyl as a face of turnaround for the state and the Republican party.

And so, the staid Ottawa political establishment is suddenly faced with the nightmare of a what-the-heck-let's-try-a-fresh-face electoral turnaround.

Like any leader facing a turnaround, Levy also knew he had to develop a bold message that provided compelling reasons to do things differently and then cast that message in capital letters to signal the arrival of a new order.

The Galaxy suffered an abrupt exit from the competition at the hands of Monterrey Wednesday night and now face a quick turnaround to take on FC Dallas.

Now the Scot will face a quick turnaround to be ready for his fourth-round clash against Verdasco, a man he trailed by two sets to love in the Wimbledon quarter-finals before coming back to win on his way to taking the title last summer.

However it is not only Labour that apparently face a dramatic turnaround in its Scottish fortunes.

If you want your company to remain current, you need to face ongoing innovation turnaround.

If English players are involved in the Champions League final in Lisbon, they face a quick turnaround to be ready for England's last Wembley friendly before the World Cup.

The Bayhawks face a quick turnaround when they faced the New York Lizards on Saturday, 7 30 p.m., at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.

This case describes the turnaround challenge faced by Lunt and the strategies she considered and adopted.