Sentence examples for turned matters from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grassley, the most influential senator on tax matters, turned matters around in midafternoon.

With ENO experiencing turbulent times, hopes are strong that this starry show might begin to turn matters around.

Given that for the first 40 minutes they did not once play their way into the Springbok 22, they needed to turn matters around badly.

And if the activity in the Loop at night leaves a lot to be desired, you cannot deny the failure of previous mayors to turn matters around.

In the event a substitution that drew howls of derision from the Celtic fans played a pivotal role in turning matters in the champions' favour.

All is not lost this season and Liverpool could yet turn matters around.

If you're betting on whether either Woods or Williams will have anything more to say on the "As the Golf World Turns" matter, here's a tip: bet heavily on no.

As nuclear bombs and many physics experiments show, turning matter into light, heat, and other forms of energy is nothing new.

Maimon also seems to borrow from Kabbalistic and contemporary Hassidic writings the idea of an infinite process through which one "strives to turn matter into form," though he will interpret this formula in metaphysical rather than ethical terms.

In so doing architecture turns matter not into the direct sensuous expression of spiritual freedom, but into an artificially and artfully shaped surrounding for the direct expression of spiritual freedom in sculpture.

Mrs Dalloway's mind turned to matters of love and that first kiss she had once shared with Sally Seton.