Sentence examples for mark a turn from inspiring English sources

I expected that to mark a turn in your career toward directing, but you have only directed two films since then.

Even so, it could mark a turn in the Darfur conflict, which has killed as many as 300,000 people, according to recent United Nations estimates.

You have to hope, however, that such a mainstream disc does not mark a turn away from her earlier commitment to exploring less-trafficked corridors of the repertory.

Top White House aides have said the administration is developing new policies to mark a turn in the bilateral relationship away from cooperation in many areas and toward outright competition.

Outlining the dilemma faced by policymakers in the United States, Great Britain, Germany and France, Moody's said that debt levels in the four large credit-worthy economies had reached the point at which they are at risk of being downgraded -- a step that would drive up interest rates, increase borrowing costs and mark a turn in perceptions about the world economy.

The sell-off, volatility and rising bond yields mark a turn for US markets that have been making gains for months, racing past one milestone after another.

These events mark a turning point.

That said, they may mark a turning point.

India's elections could mark a turning point.

The vote will mark a turning point in coalition relationships.

But the ceremonies on Wednesday should mark a turning point.