Sentence examples for turnabout I from inspiring English sources

When I wrote about the turnabout, I noted that the most frustrating part was the incomprehensible explanation that Netflix provided.

The Jacksonville premiere of that film, called "Turnabout Is Fair Play," concludes Mr. Earnhart's movie.

Turnabout Is Fair Play Over the last year, AT&T and America Online have battled about whether the government should make cable companies open their systems to outside Internet providers.

Turnabout, then: I guess that means that as a native of North Carolina, I can ban the Thais from eating barbecue.

Asked what led to Thompson's turnabout, his wife said: "I don't know other than him being completely at the bottom and being utterly broken down, and feeling like he had nothing going for him and just being able to focus on enjoying the game again and practicing and feeling like he was playing for himself and the passion he has for golf, rather than trying to please people and everyone around him".

(I guess turnabout is fair play?) In yet another victory for a company not named Yahoo, David Putnam, who for the past five years has been responsible for global product strategy and management at Yahoo, announced on his blog today that he will be joining StockTwits on April 1 as VP of Product.

Instead, I made a turnabout to face the libraries of old sage wisdom--the Ayurveda.

The hype and run-up to this title is so huge that I hope Valve doesn't suffer some hubristic turnabout but, from what we've seen thus far, I'd play this game all day long.

For a more curated selection … I'd suggest "luxury resaler" Turnabout, who have six Vancouver stories, plus vintage boutiques Hey Jude, Community and F as in Frank.

What I find fascinating is that this turnabout has come through traditional pressure points- - media and NGOs.

Is turnabout fair play?