"All you have to do is lean and it makes a turn".
They occur in the long bone of the thigh, before it makes a turn into the pelvis.
"Paterson is one of the only places where you have a waterfall and then the river makes a turn and then another turn," he said.
When the second sentence of an argument makes a turn against the wrongness of rape, you know you are not in for a subtle debate.
The muddle of metaphors that the poet often wades into is proof of this — he starts in one direction, finds his experience checking it, makes a turn, and, with a sighing rhyme, ends the poem.
The truck makes a turn across the central reservation, heading back to Juárez, and Arturo starts to relax, but as it passes him, the driver of the truck looks over and sees him.
The muddle of metaphors that the poet often wades into is proof of this he starts in one direction, finds his experience checking it, makes a turn, and, with a sighing rhyme, ends the poem.
Matter-of-factly, Saadawi sets out a reality — Baghdad in 2005 — so gothic in its details (a man is troubled after seeing "a blood stain and bits of hair from a scalp"; after another explosion, a man dies alongside his donkey, "their flesh mixed") that, when the novel makes a turn to the supernatural, it barely shocks.
Let d c be the distance between BS and intersection at which MT makes a turn.
When a vehicle makes a turn, ideally it is first detected by the sensor from the source lane and then by the sensor from the destination lane.
