Sentence examples for great turning from inspiring English sources

Wieland is shrewd, though, about her subjects and has done serious work in German archives, producing documents — a reassuring letter from Riefenstahl to Albert Speer, in 1944, predicting a "great turning point in this war"; an unpublished memoir by Riefenstahl's inconveniently Jewish early lover-financier; several Dietrich letters — that give her book credibility, texture, and unending interest.

In the fall, the albies (they are also called greenies, because they appear to be emerald in the water) congregate around the East End of Long Island to feed on enormous shoals of bay anchovies and other baitfish chained to the great, turning wheel of the seasons.

Great turning points in aviation.

For Sara Benincasa, author of Great, turning Jay Gatsby into a teenage girl with a borderline obsessive crush on her childhood best friend was not just a question of offering a relatable character to queer readers, but of making the story more real.

The first world war proved a great turning point.

It was a great turning point in my life.

Peter the Great turned out to be too epic a subject even for Tolstoy.

Sometimes a plan that looks great turns out to be no fun at all.

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If you are confident it is great, turn it in or print it.

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