Sentence examples for turn to some from inspiring English sources

He says he wants to turn to some BBC failings.

(And then maybe he can turn to some domestic issues, like the Steelers' quarterback situation).

I now turn to some inconsistencies and issues that will need clarification.

"The hail Mary may be that we turn to some sort of universal care," he said.

2.42pm: Chilcot says he wants to turn to some "boring" stuff.

Spain "will need to turn to some of the precautionary facilities now on offer under the E.F.S.F".

If there were no penny, he would simply turn to some other humble object that tends to be wasted.

Without the danger of relegation, clubs that realise they cannot win that year will stop trying, turn to some other contest and play dull matches.

"I think Larsson readers might turn to some of the other ones," said Sonny Mehta, chairman of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group.

STEVE COLL: Okay shall we turn to some questions…here's one… QUESTION FROM BILL: Can you guys resolve a debate I'm having with a buddy of mine?

Now there was no choice but to turn to some old Angela Brazils that my grandmother had given me from her first world war schoolroom.