Sentence examples for past turning from inspiring English sources

Sevim drove briskly past, turning right, then left, until the paved road gave way to a network of rutted tracks.

"In the past, turning up to a select committee was like an invitation to a tea party.

The Fed's unusual bond purchases have given it far more influence over the market than at past turning points for interest rates.

It's about this time, too, that those strange convergences begin in earnest, with people from Tom's distant past turning up in unlikely places and unlikely new roles.

Earlier, Bradshaw showed us how the younger Chris (the excellent and game Evan Johnson) escaped from his past — turning tricks in San Francisco after his drug-addicted mother's death — by hooking up with Jack Andreww Garman and Donald Adam Tresese), two older gay men who shared his interest in the theatre and "adopted" him.

In this work we enable the commercial computational fluid dynamics code Fluent, to successfully trace a complete solution branch, even past turning points.

Nothing stays the same, the past turns to dust, people come and go.

That is how the past turns into living memory, even at the price of falsification.

That's just one of the messages of Mendelsohn's novel: over time, the past turns mythical.

And then Meares, who knows Pendleton so well after their bruising clashes of the past, turned the psychological screw.

Such a plan can, as in the past, turn enemies into friends, and would improve our image in the Middle East.