Sentence examples for turned in the kind of from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, the Bruins committed 22 turnovers, missed five of six free throws down the stretch and turned in the kind of uneven performance U.C.L.A. fans have become all too accustomed to during the past two years.

"He came to see me the next day, and said, 'Coach, I promise you and I'll fix it.' " For 50 minutes here in Nebraska's last visit as a member of the Big 12 Conference, Martinez turned in the kind of performance that should make Kansas State and the rest of the Big 12 say good riddance.

But surely the alternative was not to turn in the kind of limping inconsequentiality which recalled John Major's pedestrian speeches?

Ms. Belette fears they will have nowhere to turn in the kind of crisis that has derailed their lives before.

But Mr Brown declines to go as far as his more excitable supporters want and Mr Blair turns in the kind of performance that briefly reminds everyone why it would be folly to get rid of him.

The problem now is some of those unicorns are teetering on the verge of becoming "unicorpses", unable to turn in the kind of profits required to sustain those lofty valuations.

What was not clear was whether they expected their candidate to turn in the kind of performance that he did on Wednesday night.

All the actors turn in exactly the kind of work you'd expect from this cast, so the problem certainly isn't there.

Clearly, she has in mind putting forth one ghetto youngster to stand for all of the promising young men and women done in by stray bullets and who then turn up in the kind of news coverage that never seems to stop.

Don't ask me to choose among them; they all turn in the kind of performances that come from wearing roles like underwear night after night.

They also played well in the third period, and center Bobby Holik agreed that the team had to start turning in the same kind of performance consistently, beginning with Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Lightning at Madison Square Garden.