Sentence examples for he usually turns from inspiring English sources

For perspective, he can turn where he usually turns: behind him is Washington.

Alone, Jacobs can ponder the big questions, but he usually turns them into a joke.

He almost always has something interesting to say about what happened, and he usually turns out to be right.

He usually turns down invitations to talk about freedom of expression he says, because he believes that "everybody in the world has freedom of expression.

Fortunately for Martin, he usually turns his head to the left when he swings from the right side of the plate and looks up at his blasts as they leave the stadium.

He has also observed that Ashbery tends to write new poems in Chelsea, whereas in Hudson he usually turns to things that require a different sort of attention, like translations and criticism.

They said he usually turned to wave after he got in his car, and this time he didn't.

She said the letter, which was not written for publication, was "concise and unvarnished" and more straightforward than the metaphors he usually turned to in public.

In interviews this week, two of the alleged victims said that Mr. Cabble's offensive comments turned into grabbing, then groping in a backroom, where, they said, he usually turned off the surveillance camera.

But he says he can usually turn spam into schadenfreude by imagining the other people who have fallen for it: "You can sort of pat yourself on the back and say, 'At least I'm not that stupid.' " Spam's entertainment value varies depending on the recipient.

The only trouble is that by the time I, in my middle-aged sloth, have lumbered forward to investigate what he has brought to my attention, he has usually turned violently against it.