"please turn over" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that readers should go to the next page of a document. For example, "Please turn over to view the next page's instructions."
"Sir?" "Yup?" "Please turn over, sir".
Sissy, meanwhile, is a sweet-natured spaniel who "looked yearningly into Jonathan's face as if searching for the key to her future … I'm hungry, I need more love, we're bored here all day, please turn over the reins of your life so we can sort you out".
And in the hours in between she needed to be alone, to reflect on being touched, held, caressed, and whispered to, even if the words were only "Please relax your arm" or "Please turn over for me" or "Is it too hard, Madam?" She found that she could not pass easily from the intimacy of the treatment room to a meal or a drink with Audie.
Film roles included The Prince and the Showgirl (1957) with Marilyn Monroe ("Off-screen she was a totally insignificant little blonde, but on camera she was magic"), and she had her last prominent screen role in Please Turn Over (1960) with Leslie Phillips.
When you are finished talking, work alone to punctuate the following sentence: Woman without her man is nothing When you finish, please turn your papers over".
Now someone please turn this into a real series so we can see corrupt zombies taking over the White House.
Please turn to your right.
"Can't we please turn her off?
I ask the desk clerk if she can please turn the TVs off, or change the channel, but she says that she has no control over it.
"Please turn on your cell phones".
Please turn off your cell phones now".
