Sentence examples for turn on that from inspiring English sources
The whole night is going to turn on that segue.
Activist Frank Mugisha, who appeared dressed in a sailor's costume with a rainbow sash and called himself Captain Pride, told me, "I just wish I had a switch to turn on that would make everyone who's gay say they are gay.
One employee (Scott Shepherd) gets so bored waiting for his computer to turn on that he starts reading The Great Gatsby.
And when that little voice comes and says, "Well they're going to get you the next time," I would immediately tell him to get thee behind me, and I would turn on that switch of laughter.
It's far better than when they stall bedtime by badgering you for that extra glass of water, one more blanket, turn on that light, now crack the door…a little more…a little less…Honestly, escaping the kid's room at bedtime is an art form.
Turn on that same Internet to the conservative press, and one reads frantic denunciations of Trump vying with equally frantic denunciations of Hilary Clinton, the habit of hatred still intact even in extremis.
If he knows you're turned on, that's going to turn him on more than anything else.
The federal government's contention that Mr. Bonds perjured himself effectively turns on that exchange.
With Lincoln, the most vivid arguments turned on that "piety" and the politics that it produced.
"But it seemed like the market really turned on that information".
"I thought the tide really turned on that call," Miller said.
