Sentence examples for then turnabout from inspiring English sources

If Republicans can make insinuations about Mr. Kerry's manliness, and go so far as to call him French, then turnabout is fair play, said Mark Katz, a humorist who served as a speechwriter for President Clinton.

Find someone you like and ask then to turnabout!

Turnabout, then: I guess that means that as a native of North Carolina, I can ban the Thais from eating barbecue.

But then, in a turnabout, Mr. Netanyahu opposed the law that was given his nickname, the "Bibi bill".

Then, in a turnabout, he went to law school, gave up his medical practice, and embarked on a new career suing doctors.

Then, in a "turnabout is fair play" moment, Zynga argues that if The Ville is a copy of the The Sims Social, then EA's SimCity Social must be a copy of Zynga's CityVille.

So the turnabout is striking.

And then came another dramatic turnabout.

But then Usell made a clever turnabout.

This turnabout so overwhelmed the Times staff that it had to write two editorials, first pointing out this role reversal between liberal New York and California and supposedly conservative Midwest Iowa (April 4 ), then exhorting Governor Paterson and the New York legislature to quickly amend this departure from the states' appropriate roles (April 10).

A Republican Senate, so turnabout is fair.