Sentence examples for turnabout that from inspiring English sources

It is an astonishing turnabout that shows the limits of political reconciliation.

Mr. Pataki abandoned the campaign, a turnabout that still angers convenience store operators three years later.

The arrest, in May, of the swindler Robert Vesco by the Cuban government is a turnabout that Safir speaks of with great satisfaction.

In a turnabout that reflected his true value to the British monarchy, he was later knighted and named Jamaica's deputy governor.

This year all-new vehicles averaged 116 problems per 100, compared with 133 problems per 100 for carryover, a turnabout that came as a surprise, said David Sargent, vice president of global automotive at J.D. Power.

Three weeks after being rejected by Bill Parcells, the sons of Bucs owner Malcolm Glazer decided against hiring Lewis in a stunning turnabout that again leaves the team scrambling for a backup plan.

It is an interesting turnabout, considering that it was a loss to Nadal that altered the course of Djokovic's season.

Perhaps the biggest reason for the turnabout is that supporters of gay marriage made an effort last year to elect sympathetic candidates to the General Assembly.

Scalia and Alito (along with Chuck Cooper, the lawyer for the Proposition 8 supporters) said the political turnabout suggested that the Court should stay out of the same-sex marriage question.

A small group, the Yale Puppeteers, created a theatre in Hollywood, the Turnabout Theatre, that combined human and puppet stages at opposite ends of the auditorium and attracted fashionable audiences for its songs and sketches from 1941 to 1956.

Before the Camp David summit meeting, pronounced dead, was buried, it came back to life in a startling turnabout suggesting that the contemplation of failure raised prospects too grim for the Israeli and Palestinian leaders to accept.