"I remember reading about him," said former neighbor Elise Matis, who stopped in the turnabout to chat with a friend early Sunday.
What began on the sticky, bloody red carpet culminated - possibly five hours, conceivably five days - later with a last gasp victory for 12 Years a Slave, a sudden turnabout to dent the otherwise impregnable Gravity.
Instead, I made a turnabout to face the libraries of old sage wisdom--the Ayurveda.
Among the Clutter kinfolk, the Thanksgiving get-together was an annual, turnabout to-do, and this year Herb was the appointed host, so it had to be done, but, coinciding, as it did, with the preparations for Beverly's wedding, Mrs. Clutter despaired of surviving either project.
Bankrupt by 1982, the country was forced to adopt a program of structural adjustment imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and face a humiliating turnabout to re-liberalize the economy.
The mayor also might have turned his turnabout to his advantage, Dr. Sherrill suggested, had he taken a page out of Fiorello La Guardia's book.
His turnabout has led to a curious role reversal in public opinion and the Brazilian Congress.
After having spent a half-inning running the bases, Cone allowed a leadoff single to Hitchcock -- turnabout -- and a walk to Quilvio Veras, "the key to the inning," Cone would say later.
Not surprisingly, this remarkable, indeed unprecedented turnabout has led to a kind of "end of history" mentality in both the three Baltic countries and among their friends abroad.
That led to a turnabout that amounted to an embarrassment for both Mr. Annan and the Bush administration, which had faced repeated questioning from some allies about why it had not pressured Israel harder on various fronts in recent months.
