Sentence examples for turn meaning from inspiring English sources

"Chris' view was, 'It's our generation's turn,' meaning him and me and the rest," recalls Istvan.

It adds: "Borrowing for infrastructure investment – if done well – increases economic growth, in turn meaning that debt as a proportion of GDP can be kept down.

Shear-wave splitting in the crust is related to the orientation of faults or cracks, and it is thought that propagating cracks are preferentially aligned parallel to the orientation of the maximum stress axis, in turn meaning that the polarization direction should also be parallel to the maximum stress axis (Crampin, 1981).

But Carousels and Amusement decided to turn up and play, meaning everyone got really drunk and danced around instead.

The area around the bite can turn necrotic, meaning it will start to die and turn black.

Idioms are curious turns of phrase that require a sudden turn of meaning.

MHS, as all other Israeli HMOs, is characterized by a very low patient turn over, meaning that only a small portion of the population leaves its HMO during its life time.

Combat is turn-based, meaning that the player and the monster take turns attacking one another using weapons, skills and items.

A yellow card can be turned orange (meaning a proposal is defeated) if two-thirds of national parliaments object.

He just turned 24, meaning there's still upside here after 21 wins, 248 strikeouts and a 2.28 earned run average.

4.39pm BST Libby adds in a tweet that the firefighters' water jets are now turned off, meaning the fire appears under control.