Sentence examples for turnabout at from inspiring English sources

A Turnabout at Traditionally White Sororities, in Nine Days at Alabama After a campus newspaper's report on discrimination, the president of the University of Alabama said that traditionally white sororities have accepted six minority students.

But it was such a major turnabout that at least one longtime banking grandee thinks it's unbelievable.

Are you concerned?' And they said, 'No, we've thought about it; we're not concerned.' " The turnabout staggered workers at Insignia, who bridled at requests to contribute to Mr. Cuomo.

Although Congressional leaders hailed his decision to seek the permission of lawmakers who had been clamoring for a say, the turnabout leaves Mr. Obama at the political mercy of House Republicans, many of whom have opposed him at every turn and have already suggested that Syria's civil war does not pose a threat to the United States.

The Hoyas' slump started with a loss to St . Johns at Madison Square Garden earlier this month, but their turnabout began with wins at Rutgers and Seton Hall last week.

Then Federer lost his serve in another swift turnabout, knotting the set at 1-1.

As for off-road thrills, the closest we came was a gravel turnabout, which we found at the end of a scenic loop.

The New York Times described the Comey letter as "potential turnabout rarely if ever seen at this stage of a presidential race".

Most memorably, though, it has bordered on the hysterical, with the clear implication being that the projection of the entire election has possibly been altered; that a "potential turnabout rarely if ever seen at this late stage of a presidential race" was unfolding, as The New York Times announced on page one.

The turnabout will be evident on Monday at the annual National Institute of Justice conference in Arlington, Va.

"There has been a rather dramatic turnabout," said Frank Coppa, a church historian at St . Johns University in Queens.