Sentence examples for turned of from inspiring English sources
He had pursued her, as she turned of age, to her parents' horror.
I've been told that American Express, which aggressively courted small business owners, has turned of the spigot on some important products.
But Connor Campbell, a financial analyst at Spreadex, said investors were still wary of the industry "given how quickly the commodity sector has turned of late".
There lies a conundrum for the Internet barons who have turned, of late and en masse, to investing in solar, wind, biofuel and other energy startups.
Mr. Obama's advisers, while acknowledging the shift, said they were confident that the loss of these workers would be negated by an influx of new students who have turned of voting age since 2008.
Outrage on Manhattan's East Side, the heart of diplo-land, has turned of late to Donald J. Trump's monster apartment tower on First Avenue, which will dwarf the United Nations complex and everything around it.
It was initiated by the northward turning of the IMF Bz.
Fire, shipwreck, the turned earth of graveyards.
I turned years of training on myself.
Bales turned out of the pressing chamber.
