Sentence examples for members turned on from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, the female cast members turned on one another: from the accounts in "Live From New York," the era of Ms. Dunn, Jan Hooks and Victoria Jackson was like an outtake from "Heathers".

The result was more killing, as the SJ members turned on those they accused of harbouring and supporting the Naxalites.

Who can blame MPs for feeling threatened if local members turn on them?

They have robbed banks and bombed police stations with homemade I.E.D.s, acquiring guns and cash as they have bounced from the sponsorship of one northern politician to another, politicians who often end up denouncing the group after its members turn on them.

Some of my closest family members turning on me because of the Forbes listing over money.

The government has highlighted the cooperation of four convicted terrorists as a sign of its success in undermining groups like Al Qaeda by using the threat of punishment to get their members to turn on one another, in much the same way as prosecutors took on the mob in an earlier era.

An announcer solemnly suggests that audience members leave their cellphones turned on and call one another during the performance.

This family of channels consists of 7 members (TRPC1-7) that can be turned on in response to the activation of the Gq alpha subunit of G-protein-coupled receptors.

Wikinvest, which started out as a crowd-sourced investing site, is trying to change all of that with a complete redesign that is being turned on tonight for members who log in.

The embargo was agreed on by all EU member countries; it cannot just be turned on or off.

At the annual N.R.A. convention last year, the board member Ted Nugent said, "Our government has turned on us".