Sentence examples for turn very much from inspiring English sources

I know it didn't turn very much, but hopefully Bell will have buried a few demons.

You neither need to lean nor turn very much to negotiate the turn properly.

Except for some laxity in punctuation, his diary sounds pretty much like the one kept by Helen -- who sounds, in turn, very much like the narrator.

I recalled this episode last week when Ken Clarke, one of my favourite Tories of the generation after Carrington, and now in turn very much an elder statesman in his own right, was reported as saying something that could be paraphrased as "anyway, the referendum won't do".

After 1967 Israel turned very much toward the US - not necessarily to its own advantage.

At that time I was supportive of the war but three years later I turned very much against it.

After his first retirement his voice turned very much deeper, but it's still a voice to die for.

"The editors in Britain for instance have turned very much against Gordon Brown, who is a friend of mine.

Better still, the old swagman is quoted as saying: "The editors in Britain, for instance, have turned very much against Gordon Brown, who is a friend of mine.

And to think that the Sun's owner (and political controller), Rupert Murdoch, recently had the gall to say: "The editors in Britain for instance have turned very much against Gordon Brown, who is a friend of mine.

We may not all feel able to go as far as O'Connell, but since the overhaul of the Arts Council in 2001 and the setting-up of Grants for the Arts, opportunities for project funding have turned very much in favour of individual artists.