Sentence examples for turn to live from inspiring English sources

"It's just that it's someone else's turn to live in a castle".

After lunch, it was Ms. Meyer's turn to live up to this standard.

Often, infection or other conditions make them unusable, and the scarcity has led surgeons to turn to live donors.

These people will duck, dive, dodge, twist and turn to live to fight another day and make their dreams and visions come true.

I strongly believe that people will continue to turn to live coverage for those big communal moments of national and global significance like the fall of Tripoli, the leaders' debates or the death of Nelson Mandela.

It seems the younger you are, the less likely you are to turn to live TV when you could stream instead.

As Britain freezes, the thoughts of many will turn to living in sunnier climes.

Only when we have convinced ourselves that embodiment still matters in these more complex artificial systems, and learned how it does, do we turn to living systems, switching from AI and robotics to neuroscience and psychology as our guides.

In some parts of the country, the wait for a kidney can be as long as 10 years, and those who can often turn to living donors, both relatives and friends, to ask for organs.

Intimidation of protesters turned into imprisonment and beatings, tear gas turned to live bullets.

For animators, turning to live action is like driving stick shift in Britain: familiar yet disconcertingly strange.