Sentence examples for turn expected from inspiring English sources

Monk was one of the architects of the 40s bebop movement, but so much his own man that critics wrangled over whether he counted as a bopper or not - his piano style was a dismantled and dissonant version of early stride piano, his feel was bluesy and soulful; his harmonic sense seemed designed to turn expected resolutions upside down, and he disliked bop's seamless legato runs.

the present, to turn expected income into wealth today.

The job of capital markets, of course, is to bring the future into the present, to turn expected income into wealth today.

This is in turn expected to support greater provider uptake and enhanced patient benefits.

The European Commission is in turn expected to disburse a further €1.15 billion.

The American executives, in turn, expected few quick deals, if any, because of the intricate regulations governing the embargo.

Mitchell is not a director to whom you would turn expecting traditional dapple, languor – or exuberant comedy – and you don't get it.

To begin with, they have turned expected coronations into genuine races.

Wading ashore with Jake in my arms, I turned, expecting to see Tony behind us.

Pittsburgh's Travis Snider drifted back and turned, expecting it to carom off the wall.

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