Sentence examples for remarkable upturn from inspiring English sources
Kevin Pietersen is rightly being credited with the remarkable upturn in England's cricketing fortunes.
Goulding was not included in McNamara's 37-strong squad for a mid-season get-together but his call-up completes a remarkable upturn in fortunes for a player who spent three months on loan to Salford last year.
Camacho, a former defender for Real Madrid, who has presided over a remarkable upturn in the national team's fortunes since taking over from Javier Clemente in 1998, has an agreement with the federation to continue as coach until the 2002 World Cup finals.
Job: chief executive, Pearson Age: 61 Industry: publishing, digital media Turnover: £4.22bn Staff: 32,000 Salary: £2.33m (including £1.34m bonus) 2007 ranking: 41 Dame Marjorie Scardino has overseen a remarkable upturn in the fortunes of the Financial Times and its parent company, Pearson.
However, since losing to Chanelle Scheepers at Flushing Meadows, the Londoner has experienced a remarkable upturn in results.
It has been a remarkable upturn in form from the Scot after he won just three matches in total during the last four major tournaments.
But smoking could never explain the lagging mortality decrease in women aged 65 and older, as smoking was still poorly accepted in these older birth cohorts born before the Second World War [ 2].> -wrap-foot> Sources: Human mortality database and OECD The sharp upturn of life expectancy in the Netherlands, starting around 2002, was remarkable.
The same years include two other remarkable films: A Place of One's Own, where he is the elderly husband, and The Upturned Glass - a film that Mason helped write - about a doctor fascinated with the psychology of murder.
Managing in an upturn is relatively easy.
