Sentence examples for turn to excel from inspiring English sources
It was Robinson's turn to excel after the break as he saved well from Rooney's free-kick and Rafael - but De Gea then enjoyed a moment of good fortune.
There's a learning curve to being able to fully take advantage of Project, which is why, often, users simply turn to Excel for managing projects, or one of the newer solutions, like Trello.
John Maiolo from Monroe, Conn., said he saw what Velocity could offer his daughter, Marissa, who plays three sports but likes soccer best: "The way I see it, if they can get the kids in there young enough, and get them to understand how to run, how to pivot, how to turn, how to jump, how to excel at all these basic movements, it becomes second nature when they are on the field".
In the 1980s, he turned back to sports, hoping to excel as a patron and coach instead, opening his Foxcatcher Farms wrestling team with the ambition of filling out the US Olympic rosters and pouring funds into USA Wrestling and Villanova University's wrestling programs.
He had the ability to excel in whatever he turned his mind to - photography, alpine gardening, tinkering and hill-climbing with old Bugattis, and a pursuit with which he was not usually associated, painting.
In turn this fosters a creative environment that challenges these people to excel, often at the expense of their sanity.
Outside, where the Kube speaker is supposed to excel, the audio was not focused and needed to be turned really loud to compensate.
Lundmark, meanwhile, continues to excel.
Smaller players retain a chance to excel.
