Sentence examples for had turned round from inspiring English sources

It would have been awful if he had turned round and said to Ricky: "Why did you put that in?

She had turned round a failing Manchester comprehensive in a disadvantaged district, Whalley Range high school for girls.

This time they made the bonus but only with much difficulty as James took control after Clermont had turned round trailing by four points.

The last man, Lt. Stephen Perkins, Shaw stated, "was some distance to the rear, lying on his back with his face to the front as if he had turned round in the retreat".

What had initially been a messy contest, more spills than thrills, certainly took on an extra edge after the sides had turned round for the second half at 9-9.

Roche (whose memoir also appears in Butscher's book) recalls a similarly distraught Plath during a visit to Court Green in November, 1962: "The strong, passionate, sensitive Heathcliff had turned round and now appeared to [Plath] as a massive, crude, oafish peasant, who could not protect her from herself nor from the consequences of having grasped at womanhood.

These have turned round the technology.

If I could have turned round and run, I would have.

The whole ethos and culture of this club has turned round".

Finally, the government's claim to have turned round the economy in the past five years is bunk.

But it has turned round, though it's taken three years or so.