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

The Mariners looked headed for their first derby win in six games thanks to Jake McGing's diving header in the first half before the game turned in the space of two minutes in the second half.

The Spanish side were limited to shots from Ronaldo and Xabi Alonso, but the game appeared to have turned in the space of a minute just before the break.

It is amazing how things can turn in the space of a few months after Coyle was rightly winning plaudits for his work at Bolton last season.

Delyla Torres, a social worker in Manhattan, can hardly believe how good and then achingly bad her luck turned, all in the space of a day.

Then Redstone took over his father's business, and, through a series ofbreathtaking acquisitions — Viacom, Paramount Communications, Blockbuster, and then CBS — turned himself, in the space of twenty years, into one of the richest men in the world.

Who could say confidently that 5 million or 10 million people would not turn up in the space of a couple of years, especially to a country with the global connections that Britain already has?

Sometimes the perspective on Edward can make a full 180-degree turn in the space of a single sentence: "I had forgotten his eyes.

This second melodramatic about-turn in the space of 12 months was of course perfect fodder for the late night shows: "My God," remarked David Letterman of CBS apropos of Favre's $25m £15mm) two-year deal with the Vikings, "talk about Cash for Clunkers" (a reference to the federal government's programme to get ancient gas-guzzlers off the road).

– With her record of nine U-turns in the space of a year, it's hard to know exactly what Theresa May can be trusted on.

Hull turned the game in the space of 10 minutes either side of half-time.

"He is a bit like Gazz and, to have two boys like that, they might be luxury players, but they are certainly great to watch and they can turn the game in the space of a second".