Sentence examples for the quick turn of from inspiring English sources

The French and the British were shocked by the quick turn of events.

"Nellie was also a master of the quick turn of phrase to put people in their place," she said.

The colt named Aptitude worked all right in the morning, but Frankel recognized that he did not possess the quick turn of foot to be a sprinter.

It proved futile because of the quick turn of events, but it was prompted by a desire to see the end of a war that wrung his heart, and it illustrates his confidence at the time that nothing was likely to happen to his army that would make a move for peace appear as the plea of a beaten people.

Second, the quick turn to medication devalues the therapeutic role of listening.

What I saw of him, he doesn't have that quick turn" — of foot — "where he just turns it on.

The quick turn over of Millennial workers is costing employers hundreds of thousands of dollars.

QUESTION FROM ASHER: If you, with purple index fingers and all, the Bush Administration lauded the quick turn around of Afghanistan from Taliban rule to democracy.

The quick turn provided a preview of summer style.

Live opera acting depends more on posture and physical fearlessness than on the kinds of details — a quiver of the mouth, a quick turn of the eyes — that convey emotion in cinematic close-up.

The healthcare staff focused on the quick turn-over of beds, which led to frail elderly patients feeling unwelcome in the hospital and made the healthcare staff feel frustrated and guilty.