Sentence examples for turn around then from inspiring English sources
If the banks do turn around, then the government, as a shareholder, reaps the benefits.
If only the baby could turn around, then everything would be OK.
If the economy really does turn around, then default rates are going to come down and price performance of the bonds ought to be pretty good.
They buy bonds cheap, and wait for the country's finances to turn around; then, they push for repayment to the tune of millions, or more, in profits.
"If this doesn't turn around, then we won't have a dairy industry as we think of it in the United States," said Loren Lopes, a 66-year-old dairy farmer in Turlock Calif.
She turned around, then covered the receiver with her hand.
"He went to catch it, turned around, then fell and collapsed and was never revived".
"I was still not totally turned around, then before my senior year I found my little brother," Brown said, tears forming in his eyes.
"If we can get this thing turned around, then that would probably be the highlight of anybody's career," D'Antoni said.
"If JAL could be turned around, then whoever is involved could really reap some great benefits," said Jim Eckes, managing director of Indoswiss Aviation, a Hong Kong consulting firm.
