Sentence examples for turn on more from inspiring English sources
Meditation has even been shown switch off harmful genes and turn on more helpful ones.
Cable operators like Comcast sign up new customers, and utilities turn on more lights.
The 2016 election will, of course, turn on more than economics.
But success or failure could turn on more mundane matters, like the time it takes car buyers to navigate a municipal bureaucracy to have charging stations installed in their homes.
Which means that he will not necessarily be inspired to turn on more spigots just to make life easier for the Bush Administration.
When Tumblr was acquired by Yahoo last year for $1.1 billion, Yahoo's CEO Marissa Mayer made it clear that the intention was to turn on more monetization for the service.
She turned on more lights.
Who gave me Keats to read, which turned on more.
Iggy repeatedly asked for the house lights to be turned on: more boundary-ruptures.
On that occasion, Joffrey forced one prostitute to beat the other up while he watched, raising the question: was Joffrey asexual or just turned on more by violence than sex?
Writing in the FT Schama says: He may actually need to respond to the unrelenting pressure from zombie conservatism, ravenously flesh-eating and never quite dead, not by turning on more consensual charm, but by taking the gloves off.
