Sentence examples for turnabout the from inspiring English sources

Now, in a turnabout, the hunter is the target.

Now though, in a turnabout, the prospects for rye have brightened considerably.

Today, in a sharp turnabout, the government said it would ease the policy.

Yet in a happy turnabout, the most economy-minded Cruze revealed itself as the sweetest driver of the bunch.

The turnabout, the official said, was evidently a result of the Yankees' early exit from the playoffs last year.

Now, after a completely unforeseen turnabout, the Nets are back to where they were two months ago.

He attributed the turnabout in the votes to both the growing acceptance of homosexuality in the larger culture, and to church members simply wearying of the conflict.

With 11 days to go before the presidential election, the turnabout by the FBI comes as yet another twist in a presidential election full of them.

Still, the turnabout since Jan . 20— the first anniversary of Mr. Obama's inauguration and the day after Scott Brown, a Republican, won a Senate seat in liberal Massachusetts — has been remarkable.

The ratings turnabout increases the pressure on the network to find new hits to replace "Friends" and "Frasier".

Teresi lays the turnabout to the invention of ventilators and advances in organ transplants.