Sentence examples for to come turned from inspiring English sources

Mark another notch in the downward spiral of Tiger Woods, whose hints of better things to come turned to dust on the second day of the US PGA Championship.

His predictions of the violence to come turned out to be dead right.

"He has shown such a huge desire to come and turned down other, potentially more lucrative, financial offers".

However, even if they had not consulted their physicians, several of these patients still had an understanding of when death was probably about to come, which turned out to be rather accurate.

The Sauber's straight-line speed, and ability to come off Turn One faster than his rivals, meant Hulkenberg was able to hang on to fourth place.

MK: Yeah, it's just such a great place to be able to come and turn around in.

When you want to come down, turn the 90 degrees so that your board is facing the quarter pipe again, and ride back down.

Whatever it was, in the context of the dark months to come, the feeling turned out to be vital.

Rain, which was meant to come for lunch, turned up for tea instead.

When President Nixon chose not to come clean, things turned ugly.

He called on Sir John Lacy and Mark Fullbrook of the Tories to come over and turn the election around.