Sentence examples for their turnabout from inspiring English sources

Unanimously, they say his dressing-room speech sparked their turnabout.

(Yes, Republicans passed a stimulus bill in 2008. Their turnabout against stimulus was rapid and total).

Perhaps their turnabout will not prove an empty gesture offered merely to fend off election-year attacks by President Clinton and Congress.

The Hoyas' slump started with a loss to St . Johns at Madison Square Garden earlier this month, but their turnabout began with wins at Rutgers and Seton Hall last week.

The clearest signal is for the emerging markets, which should be ready for a turnabout: their fall so far is 35 per cent and they have been falling for 362 business days, a lot worse than the median on both counts.

The turnabout shocked their court opponents — the bus companies — and the union, as well as the sponsoring legislators.

In a stunning turnabout for their complicated relationship, Ms. Nimmons's mother, who still lives in Orangeburg, had volunteered to accompany her to Philadelphia for the surgery.

Their visit was a turnabout because, as a child, she visited the twins on the set of "Full House," the sitcom on which they began appearing as infants in 1987.

Before marrying, the couple decided to recommit themselves to their Catholic faith — a turnabout for Karen Santorum, who had been romantically involved with a well-known abortion provider in Pittsburgh and had openly supported abortion rights, according to several people who knew her then.

To dramatize what Army officials described as a major turnabout in their recruiting fortunes, the Army held an elaborate event at the Pentagon today to swear into service its 75,800th recruit of the year: 19-year-old Rodrigo Vasquez III of Karnes City, Tex., who will begin basic training next week.

"Occasionally I've asked book publishers if they've ever considered a turnabout: withholding their books from Amazon until Amazon makes some concessions," she writes.