Sentence examples for moves to turn from inspiring English sources

Gives approval to the BBC's moves to turn its in-house production department into the newly commercial BBC Studios.

Wooing conference-goers appears to be one of the company's next moves to turn around its business and reputation among the hip and tech-savvy masses.

Moves to turn London into a leading centre of Islamic finance will be announced by David Cameron today amid soaring Middle East investment in Britain and around the world.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The new group in charge of the Kansas City Chiefs is going right to work, making bold moves to turn around a franchise that went 2-14 laseasonseason

Mr. Blumenthal had vowed to oppose moves to turn the cable back on, also on environmental grounds and concerns over cost, but yesterday he stopped short of saying he would fight the agreement.

"The progress we have made in a short amount of time gives me confidence we're making the right moves to turn around our business and reposition McDonald's as a modern, progressive burger company," Easterbrook said on a conference call with analysts and investors.

Time Warner has already moved to turn the situation around.

Apparently, Mr. Bo's move to turn the clock back was gaining popularity.

Nor is it clear if any other banks have also moved to turn back the clock.

Fortunately, however, Congress is moving to turn much of the Fed's reform package into law.

Now he is making a move to turn those relationships into big business in a more formal way.