Sentence examples for most unexpected turn from inspiring English sources

What was the most unexpected turn it took?

Research shows that life's toughest challenges, its most unexpected turn of events can be softened by the practise of deep reflection.

With that matchup, it would seem that only the most unexpected turn of events would lock these teams back into another tie going into Sunday's game, but little that happens between the Yankees and Red Sox is expected.

This week Klass's career took perhaps the most unexpected turn of all, in a move which, in terms of column inches at least, could be measured as a publicity triumph.

García Márquez, on the other hand, returned to a favourite topic in his Del amor y otros demonios (1994; Of Love and Other Demons), but his most unexpected turn was back to journalism, his original profession, with his Noticia de un secuestro (1996; News of a Kidnapping), a chronicle about a kidnapping in a troubled Colombia beset by drug and guerrilla wars.

But perhaps the most unexpected turn in the life of the man who wrote that deeply sardonic line about the carnage in the trenches - "And the Bishop said, 'The ways of God are strange!'" - the man who turned against his childhood Anglican faith during the first world war, is his entry into the Catholic Church at the age of 70.

A couple of the most unexpected items turn up in a chapter about violence.

It's slow work, says Buck, but sometimes the most unexpected youngsters turn their lives around and then drop in on their way to work to say hello.

Sometimes a watch company's most unexpected promotion can turn up — in a rapper's lyric.

GLENDALE — In a most unlikely and quite unexpected turn, Los Angeles, and by extension Glendale, has become a hockey town.

As the debate gathered steam, the most unexpected and battle-scarred participant turned out to be the newly sentenced Mr. Evans, who stood outside the courthouse and volunteered an unusually blunt warning based on his insider's expertise.