Sentence examples for keep turning away from inspiring English sources
High-end restaurants continue to open (and keep turning away crowds); cultural events -- from San Francisco Ballet performances to alternative theater -- often sell out.
But Federer kept turning away Davydenko's chances to win.
And it's a good one — but Hitchens kept turning away from the darker trail of thought and feeling the original shock might have led him down.
Even on a weekday at noon, with the show open only to members, the galleries were packed and a security guard kept turning away gatecrashers.
The handlers tried to get the bulls to face off, but one kept turning away, so the judges declared his opponent victorious.
In the new setup, they seemed to sit very close together, and Hart, a live-wire who kept turning away from Noah and toward the audience, looked like he was going to spin off like a top, perhaps to start his own talk show.
If the person keeps turning away, as if they're looking for an out, or are giving you closed-off one-word answers, cut the conversation short and leave them alone.
I've had a few of them try to recruit me, but I keep turning them away.
The US Park Police take only seconds to get to it, and as we paddle away, we keep turning back to see what the cops will do.
To put it in terms reflective of Silas's photographic process and subject, Silas had to find the entropy that would hold us enrapt, keep us from turning away.
