Sentence examples similar to turn completely on from inspiring English sources
12pm Hoddle insists the meaning of his words has been "turned completely on its head".
"We used to complain how difficult it was finding enough women to fill panel games but in the last, I would say, less than five years, that has turned completely on its heads.
British prosecutors revealed earlier this week that he served a reduced sentence for his part in a 2001 Qaeda bomb plot in exchange for becoming what the British media are calling a "supergrass" — an insider who turns completely on a crime organization, and agrees to testify against his former colleagues.
They remained three in front as the match entered injury-time before the match was turned completely on its head by the late drama.
When that happens, the decision-making process employed by shoppers gets turned completely on its head – consumers start to choose the specific products they want to buy before they choose where to buy them from.
The strategies that consumer products firms have relied on for sales growth since the 1950s — cozy relationships with mass merchants that prized big national brands — "have been turned completely on its head," said Colby Sheridan, global industry solution owner with SAP, who along with Wolfe and myself, were guests on the podcast.
In the span of 25 minutes, my approach to parenting was turned completely on its FACE.
But hearing my brother-in-law say it was selfish to have so many kids was a moment for me to see that what I had always considered good and unselfish could be turned completely on its ear and be seen as the opposite by someone with a different moral compass.
But anyone familiar with Spain and the United States is constantly reminded that the most fundamental assumptions they have about the good life can turn completely around depending on which country and culture you are engaged with.
So we need to turn government completely on its head".
It was going to "turn government completely on its head," promised the prime minister.
