Sentence examples for notable turning from inspiring English sources

Will another notable turning point for the web as we know it ever evolve?

The closure of the Platonic Academy was a notable turning point.

Mark Cuban's Broadcast.com stream of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in 1999 was the most notable turning point (despite being a very slow rendering one).

A notable turning point for his career came in 1963 when a watercolor (similar to Jazz Giants #1 (1962)) was accepted for the Art Institute's "2nd Biennial Drawing, Watercolor and Print Exhibition".

And last week, that race took a notable turn.

Panesar is bowling at his usual pace, and thus far there hasn't been any notable turn.

With the exception of Joaquin's notable turn as a rebellious teenager in "Parenthood" in 1989, it was River who was the family star.

The women make surprisingly little impression given that they include Lisa Dillon, staying on at the Vic following her notable turn there last fall in "Design for Living" (as the most overtly bipolar Gilda in my experience of Noël Coward's play).

The film centres on a womanizing doctor (played by Daniel Day-Lewis) who continues to cheat after getting married; Juliette Binoche and Lena Olin gave notable turns as the wife and mistress, respectively.

As is often the case with bio-musicals, we learn the notable turns of the man's life — or at least those that fit comfortably into an unabashedly celebratory show — without really exploring his depths.

Although Željko Lučić's Count di Luna tired, there was the feeling that this can still be a really major voice, and his Il balen, not particularly Italianate, was a notable turn.