Sentence examples for true turnaround from inspiring English sources

But it will not be clear for at least six months whether a true turnaround is at hand at the studio.

The national timetable this year "has been really tight for a true turnaround," said Robin Lake, a University of Washington researcher who studies school overhauls.

"After several rocky years for the advertising agency industry," Mr. Drake writes in the letter, "the coming year already shows promising signs of true turnaround".

Analysts said it was too early to tell whether Mr. Cantalupo would be successful and if McDonald's, which said sales at stores open at least a year improved in April, is in the midst of a true turnaround.

Roger Ferguson, vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, noted in a speech last month that it remained unclear whether the surprisingly strong job growth in March, with 308,000 additional jobs, was the start a true turnaround in the labor market.

Though the rumored $1 million paycheck Lohan will receive for shedding her clothes might help her financial situation, Playboy simply isn't the answer for a true Lohan turnaround.

"It's true that company turnarounds do take five to seven years, but to keep people happy along the way you have to show progress, and that's what Yahoo and Marissa Mayer haven't done".

Turn the thought around, and find three genuine, specific examples of how each turnaround is true in your life. 1 and 2 Ask yourself if the thought is true.

Somehow, though, that was less puzzling than "Turnaround," a true blues, and one of Mr. Coleman's oldest tunes.

The true movers behind the Jets' turnaround are the offensive and defensive linemen, in particular two veterans who arrived with numerous Pro Bowl appearances on their résumés: guard Alan Faneca and defensive tackle Kris Jenkins.

If this is all true, it's a huge turnaround for the network and Sheen, who have been at war over the last month.