Sentence examples for time to turn over from inspiring English sources

"It's time to turn over the reins," Ms. Luckman said in an interview.

When her shirts ride up over her belly button, she decides it is time to turn over a new leaf.

Legislation last year forced them for the first time to turn over their employment data to a central registry.

For instance, the firm helped to work out a schedule to give BP more time to turn over corporate documents in the face of a dozen Congressional hearings.

9.57pm: It's time to turn over to BBC for Comic Relief Top of The Pops, which has been resurrected from the BBC archives for the occasion.

"It's time to turn over a new leaf at HHS, Senatee Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (N.Y). said in a statement.

A federal judge in New Jersey ordered The Times to turn over tapes of the interview as part of a 2007 investigation into accusations that Mr. Posada raised money from Cuban exiles there for terrorist attacks; that investigation did not lead to an indictment.

More than any previous administration, Obama took longer to turn over files, said more often it could not locate documents, and refused a record number of times to turn over time-sensitive files quickly, requiring years-long legal actions to be brought to force the government's hand.

According to the report, the government "took longer to turn over files when it provided any, said more regularly that it couldn't find documents, and refused a record number of times to turn over files quickly that might be especially newsworthy".

The judge also ordered Time Inc. to turn over documents concerning the case or pay $1,000 a day.

A congressional committee voted Wednesday to recommend that Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. be held in contempt after the Obama administration, citing executive privilege for the first time, refused to turn over documents pertaining to a botched gun-trafficking operation.