Sentence examples for turn out by from inspiring English sources
"But listen, most of the things you do in this game, they turn out by accident anyway".
On election days, they vote by the thousands and thousands, spurred to turn out by the county's 40 or so Democratic clubs.
At the same time, I also got to see people turn out by the thousands to rallies all over the state...
The illusion – and it is an illusion – is that the speechmaker knows how history is going to turn out, by some privileged access to higher knowledge.
In fact the World Service then – though not now – was a creatively shrivelled beast, with too little money or, worse, ambition to make the sort of radio that Radio 4 would turn out by the mile.
The Scottish Social Attitudes Survey last year found that pro-independence voters were more likely to say they were highly likely to turn out (by 90% to 83% among those who had firmly made their minds up).
Turns out, by the way, he's a big fan of "Celebrity Apprentice".
Mr. Christiansen obviously turned out by a most capable valet.
It was turned out by Adie Bros., of Birmingham & London.
(It turns out, by the way, that one of the judges is a certain Rachel Johnson).
No less important were the millions of rounds of ammunition turned out by Canadian factories.
