Sentence examples for great turn from inspiring English sources

This anthology represents The New Yorker's great turn, its journalistic, artistic, and political awakening.

It was a great turn to get away from the midfield player and a wonderful shot.

She'd have been a great "turn" in 16th century England or 1930s vaudeville.

It has not been a great turn of the year for the young Charles Darwin.

Everything will depend on the script – but Jolie is always a great turn.

If they like the music, that's great, turn on the radio.

Jonathan Miller's somber and affecting version of Debussy's great turn-of-the-century opera has returned to the Met with a marvelous American and English cast.

Of all the great turn-of-the-century millionaires' Meccas, none fell as hard as Tuxedo Park, the nonpareil of exclusive gated communities.

Bad habits: Unattractive office behaviour like knuckle-cracking, foot tapping, slurping coffee too loudly, whistling, loud yawning or noisy eating are all common practices in open-plan offices and can constitute a great turn-off.

One of the defining features of the great turn-of-the-century housing bubble was the degree to which it made the nation's most expensive cities even more expensive.

www.sendo.co.uk Mobile gaming Cannon fodder Last year, mobile developer Macrospace released a great turn-based title named Cannons, which took the gameplay of Worms but swapped invertebrates for tanks.