Sentence examples for turn out was from inspiring English sources

The health department, it would turn out, was less enthusiastic.

In unionist dominated North Down the turn out was down to just under 46%.

So I was all prepared to hear firstly that the turn out was a massive 80% or 85%.

Turn out was around 20 per cent lower than the last general election at 52 per cent – but higher than some recent by-elections.

The number of Scottish Highlanders prepared to turn out was smaller than in 1715, and the lowlands were apathetic or hostile; but the charm and daring of the young prince, Charles Edward (later called the Young Pretender), and the absence of the government troops (who were fighting on the Continent) produced a more dangerous rising.

1930s Britain, as it did turn out, was just caught in what Priestley himself described as that "dreadful lag between man the inventor and man the distributor".

How they turn out is quite another.

His math, it turned out, was perfect.

The diagnosis, it turned out, was correct.

But Darwin, it turns out, was wrong.

The answer, it turned out, was nobody.