Sentence examples for key turn in from inspiring English sources

Dash's acting career peaked in 1995 with a key turn in the cult teen comedy Clueless and she later reprised her role in the spin-off TV series.

And the moment when one gangster gets blown away with a pump-action shotgun, lifting him off his feet and halfway across the room, was a key turn in the development of on-screen violence before Sam Peckinpah rewrote the rules a year later in The Wild Bunch.

Sutherland had cropped up in a few minor roles before this (including a key turn in The Dirty Dozen that he only bagged because another actor dropped out) but Robert Altman's 1970 war satire gave him the chance to play his first lead.

This makes sense because, as illustrated in excerpt 1, comprehension of the implied meanings embedded in Dis items requires examinees to successfully identify the key turn in an adjacency pair and understand its meaning.

She had her breakout role in How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying and then a key turn in the woebegone musical Young Frankenstein.

Both of us were paranoid and untypically alert, which was good, because as soon as we heard the key turn in the lock, we both darted off, throwing our clothes behind a sofa.

"A key turned in the lock of a door I hadn't even noticed".

But a moment later he heard the key turning in the lock.

The dialogue is nearly comic in its banality: "Good afternoon, Sidney, Veraa greets him when the bolts are drawn back and the key turned in the deadlock.

It is not clear how many hours she was on the sofa, her right arm red and swollen, before Ms. Gordon's key turned in the lock and she encountered the troubled Tibetan spaniels.

As his key turned in the lock, I thought I was going to explode.