Sentence examples for this means turning from inspiring English sources

In practice this means turning to the three W's — war movies, westerns and Wayne.

This means turning the shiny, gimcrack world posited by New Labour on its head.

He has pledged to fight corruption, but this means turning oligarchs into ordinary businessmen, killing their lucrative monopolies and making them pay taxes.

If this means turning Epicurus, pictured left, or even Seneca into agony aunts, at least you have introduced some interesting new names into the viewer's life.

For those who don't have access to affordable credit, this means turning to high-interest lenders or, in some cases, loan sharks.

In the case of "9 to 5," this means turning up the volume on something that wasn't exactly quiet to begin with.

This means turn off your phone, shut down your computer, and avoid business calls after business hours.

This means turn off your cell phone, and refrain from looking out the window or fiddling with your pencil.

(This means turn the power off at the circuit breaker panel. Just switching off a wall switch does not turn off the power in the wires).

This meant turning from a grammatical perspective on evaluation to a discourse semantic one.

This often means turning out for community-style lobbying like the hosts at the Airbnb hearing in New York.