Sentence examples for in addition to turning from inspiring English sources

In addition to turning off the lights, training with blow dryers has been stopped.

In addition to turning existing cease-fires into a lasting peace, Thein Sein must end the army's offensive against the Kachin people.

In addition to turning pavement into art, participants can catch an art exhibition and musical performances from noon to 5 p.m. in and around the grounds of the East End Arts Council on East Main Street.

Luckily for first-time visitors to Gallery One, Scott Pollack, the Gallery One technical supervisor, was there to help explain the technology, which he does literally hundreds of times a day, in addition to turning the equipment on each morning.

In addition to turning traditional dark and dated interiors into something more spacious and contemporary, Grosset Janin spruce up the exteriors, often by installing panoramic windows, adding extensions and upgrading the wooden façades.

So, in addition to turning himself into a walking encyclopedia of Chaplin trivia, Mr. McClure became a detective of Chaplin's film performances, studying them not only for how-tos but why-tos.

In addition to manually turning on and off lamps and such, you can put WeMos on a schedule, just like the older timer units.

In addition to deliberately turning down offers to babysit for those who gave them a "hard time," girls in postwar America drew up manifestos and established babysitter unions that largely succeeded in eliminating housework from the field.

A wrench, on the other hand, is actuated by a force applied at one end only, and, in addition to the turning moment, it creates an unbalanced force on the element being tightened.

In addition to the turning circles,±10°,±20° and±35° zig zag maneuvers at three different speeds (FN= 0.26,0.32,0.36) were carried out in order to consider the transient effects on the propulsion system during fully unsteady maneuvers.

In addition to genes turning "off" in the crypt-to-villus transition, several genes appear to switch their pattern of expression entirely.