Sentence examples for turnabout down from inspiring English sources
Van Horn, who said he was moved by the warm welcome, understood the fans' turnabout down the stretch.
The turnabout vividly demonstrates how security has broken down even in unexpected parts of Afghanistan.
A number of Reagan people believe that their government-shrinking policies will of themselves produce a turnabout in the economic expectations and behavior of consumers and businessmen and this behavior will bring down the rate of inflation.
The main entrance is on the other side, from the parking lot around back, and the effect of this turnabout is pleasingly disorienting: in some indefinable way they've got you hooked before you sit down.
The move is something of a turnabout for Société Générale, given that the bank in August reported €1.7 billion in write-downs for the second quarter.
Turnabout is fair play as Jey picks up the victory, and subsequently both Uso's get beaten down for their troubles.
"The facts show that health-care costs will go up for many Floridians, while access to, and quality of, health care will go down," Republican House Speaker Will Weatherford, one of the earliest and most vocal critics of Scott's turnabout last month, said in a statement on Monday commending the committee.
Some authority executives feared the turnabout would become a nightmare for the authority, because Vornado's absence could drive down the sale price, or at least weaken the agency's bargaining position.
The turnabout is dramatic.
TODAY: An American turnabout.
