Sentence examples for taking a sharp turn from inspiring English sources

He's a competitive cyclist whose first serious injury — a broken hip — happened when he crashed taking a sharp turn riding down a mountain road.

It was said at the time of the crisis taking a sharp turn last September that this was a revival of Keynesian remedies, after years of neglect.

For the rest of the day, the three crewmembers of the KC-135 continued with their duties, with no hint that the mission might soon be taking a sharp turn.

If there was a turning point, it was – as I have written – when the president, taking a sharp turn to the left, proposed the American Jobs Act, a piece of legislation he has campaigned for every single day.

And from there the quartet headed toward its more typical fare, starting with a warm-toned account of Philip Glass's Quartet No. 2 ("Company") and then taking a sharp turn toward Brazil for a growling, energetic arrangement (by Colin Jacobsen, one of Brooklyn Rider's violinists) of João Gilberto's "Undiú.

It continues into Mount Olive Township, taking a sharp turn to the east before the road becomes undivided while remaining four lanes.

A single paragraph later, Rathbone took a sharp turn.

Video shows the van take a sharp turn.

But the story has taken a sharp turn.

As a future candidate, though, Burr was finished, and his career took a sharp turn.

When the bus took a sharp turn off the main road, I panicked and jumped off.