Sentence examples for low turning from inspiring English sources

The limit -- there and almost everywhere else -- seemed to be set unrealistically low, turning obedience into a concentrated chore.

Curious about us, the macaw families fly over low, turning their heads to get a better look.

Its steps are fairly basic — skimming low sideways jumps; quarter- and half-turn changes of direction; quick, low, turning jumps in arabesque — but the way Ms. Childs builds incrementally on these steps, varying their patterns and changing their dynamics, is both rhythmically and conceptually complex.

Features that Goldee's Light Controller offer include turning on lights automatically when outside light gets low, turning off lights when you leave and turning them back on again, and turning your light off when you get into bed, and turning it back on should you need to get up in the night again.

Lewis and Clark reached Celilo Falls in the late autumn when the water was relatively low, turning the falls into a major barrier.

Make sure you turn brightness to low! Turning off the sound also helps!

Most early beds had simple, low turned posts and plain, low headboards.

"Turn-out will be absolutely key in these areas, as well as in the strong Labour low turn out areas".

Erna Low turns 80 The UK's original ski tour operator, Erna Low (0844 879 2903; ernalow.co.uk), turns 80 this winter.

Given the indifference and very low turn out of Aboriginal voters, powerful Atsic positions controlling large government funds have been ripe for the picking through vote rigging.

Jack Dromey, her party's spokesman on policing, said the byelection was "characterised by costly chaos and a record low turn out".