Sentence examples for possible turning from inspiring English sources

But Sabathia versus Verlander is the calling-card matchup for the series and one viewed as the earliest possible turning point.

Roll dough as thin as possible, turning it occasionally to make sure it does not stick to work surface, and shaping it into a rectangle.

"There is no possible turning back in the negotiation on what was agreed in Paris... we can only advance," said Salaheddine Mezouar, foreign minister of Morocco, which is hosting the latest round of climate talks.

There were a few possible turning points in the war: had Hitler chosen not to invade Russia, or not to declare war on the United States, he might have kept his Continental gains.

It is the K6 that has made the profitable sub-$1,000 PC possible, turning it into the fastest-growing part of the market, accounting for 25% of all sales.Compaq, Hewlett-Packard and IBM are selling as many AMD-based PCs as they can crank out.

Common sense was the watchword for most people: staying out of the sunlight as much as possible; wearing light cotton clothing, a hat and sunglasses; using sunscreen; drinking plenty of cool fluids; and, when possible, turning off the lights and air-conditioners and retreating to malls, movie theaters, libraries and other air-conditioned places.

His face, if it was possible, turned white".

Never fix an exact time; if possible, turn up earlier than expected.

The cinema audience applauded every short and, where possible, turned to congratulate personally those who had come to see themselves on the big screen.

It advised: "People in the flesh deserve more attention than a gadget, so wherever possible turn off your phone in social situations".

GM, when possible, turned lobbying over to its Chinese partner.