Sentence examples for turnabout into from inspiring English sources

While I don't want to discourage change, I just don't think RIM can pull off such a drastic turnabout into the consumer market.

Sweet-talk the waiter into warming it in a conventional oven (a turnabout in the microwave would ruin the crust), and ask for a scoop of vanilla or cinnamon ice cream on top.

The turnabout in oil prices has been punishing to investors who jumped into energy stocks just as the market was peaking.

An even more drastic turnabout in profits has come in the refining business, the middle step between pumping oil from the ground and pumping gas into cars.

After a remarkable turnabout in the final quarter of its semifinal match here Thursday, the team led by Kathie Wei-Sender of Nashville survived into the final of the Women's Knockout Teams at the American Contract Bridge League's Summer Nationals.

Mr. Corzine said Mr. Florio could not be trusted because he had performed a similar turnabout in 1990: promising not to raise taxes as a gubernatorial candidate but breaking that promise 58 days into his term.

But race officials scurried out, shooing the riders into a turnabout to a nearby steakhouse with no relation to the race's tradition.

It was fair turnabout for Massachusetts, which did not get into the N.C.A.A. field last year despite only two losses, by one goal each to Georgetown and Syracuse.

As metaphors for the last two presidencies go, the turnabout was apt: Both George W. Bush and Barack Obama came into office with domestic issues prime on their minds, only to have conflicts abroad hobble and frustrate their tenures.

And since turnabout is fair play, Ms. Brown has ventured into the realm of fine art herself.

Kim Jong-un said 2013 would be a year of creations and changes, calling for a "radical turnabout" that would transform the impoverished, isolated state into an "economic giant" and raise living standards.