Sentence examples for took a turn around from inspiring English sources

Trump's television narrative took a turn around 2011.

Racing to get to the dock before the ship left, and running late, our driver took a turn around a roundabout too hard and slammed into its centre.

Before returning to rehearsal, he took a turn around the garden, where plaques bearing quotations were peeking above the snow, like wary crocuses.

Several years ago, Jeff Koons and his wife, Justine, took a turn around the Palace of Versailles near Paris, where an exhibition of his work had just opened.

One by one, they came to life, took a turn around the box and returned to their places where they remained standing until the lights went down, and even after the audience left in the near darkness.

Then we took a turn around the block and discovered to our amaze that the city's electric peaks were higher than our head, its loud follies madder than our heart, its rhythm bolder and finer than our spirit - and hence that it could never be fully reported.

Who wouldn't want to scratch his tongue, look into that plum-size eye, take a turn around the bay pen on his back?

Frankly, when I turn up at a hotel and find a teddy bear on my bed, I'm sold before I even take a turn around the room.

Frankie Bridge, Denise Lewis, Ainsley Harriott, Pamela Stephenson Connolly, Gethin Jones and Melvin Odoom will be taking a turn around the dancefloor this evening, paying tribute to all our festive family film favourites.

He was biking by 8 a.m., taking a turn around a training track for trotters before 10, paddling down the Delaware at noon, and on message at every moment.

There is a similar predictability in the choice of settings, which constitute a kind of sightseeing tour of New York City: here is Central Park looking lovely in the snow; next the Oyster Bar at Grand Central Station; now let's take a turn around the Museum of Natural History.