Sentence examples for turn in which from inspiring English sources
"I Could Have Danced All Night" is a one-man vaudeville turn, in which the hyperkinetic star dashes from trick to trick hardly pausing for breath.
Only we have forgotten this through decades of scepticism and a "material turn", in which stuff for its own sake is seen as valuable.
Take, for instance, the wolf turn, in which a gymnast crouches on one leg, attempts to stick her other leg parallel to the ground, and spins around.
It shows a homooctameric assembly of the enzyme in the shape of a left-handed helical turn, in which tightly packed dimeric units are related by 2-fold symmetry.
A structural element within a protein; it is composed of a right-handed helix with three residues per turn, in which the first and third residues hydrogen bond with each other.
It said the car's steering wheel could be off center by up to 90 degrees, after the car was driven quickly from a tight turn in which the steering wheel reached the maximum position to the left or the right.
Hence Romney's embarrassing U-turn, in which he protested that he had misunderstood the question.
Jammeh surprised many when he initially accepted defeat in a televised call to Barrow on 2 December but he made an extraordinary televised U-turn, in which he said that the election had been "fraudulent and unacceptable", and then deployed extra troops on the streets.
So now we arrive at a situation where the government and the political establishment is struggling to put through the most colossal about-turn for 70 years, an about-turn in which it does not really believe; and where Labour MPs know that their leader is not up to it, that he can't form a government or even hold one to account, but are being dictated to by outside forces.
The movements Ms. Marshall devised for Ms. Hollinsworth featured countless twists and turns in which she always kept pulling herself inward.
Examining a corpus of invitations made in telephone calls, in English (US and UK), there is evidently some variation in the design of turns in which the invitations are made, in their lexico-grammatical format.
