Sentence examples for turned to a small from inspiring English sources
The focus of the inspections, he said, turned to a small brick storage shed.
On that point: Galloway has turned to a small Scottish independent publisher for this book.
Then he turned to a small room with a low ceiling, an empty wardrobe and a tight cluster of bullet holes in one wall, he said.
He turned to a small bowl heaped with sweet and spicy Italian pork sausage and a quarter-cup of diced pancetta, the beginnings of the duck's stuffing.
The N.H.L. has turned to a small group of players for promotional purposes, including Washington Capitals left wing Alex Ovechkin, last season's most valuable player.
As they neared completion, he turned to a small company linked to Brent R. Wilkes, an old friend and a San Diego military contractor.
With the 6-11 center Steve Zack missing the last five games with a sprained left foot, the Explorers turned to a smaller lineup.
Whether he defied Mr. Tarkanian, as some of his teammates thought, or did not hear him — Mr. Brown insists it was the latter — an angry Mr. Tarkanian turned to a smaller player.
To try to shed some light on the matter, the Argonne researchers have turned to a smaller version of the Large Hadron Collider to see if it can help reveal details about fuel injection that haven't been seen before.
Game 4 however, told a different story, one in which Kerr himself turned to a smaller lineup predicated on the superior defensive play of veteran swingman Andre Iguodala.
To test whether this capacity estimate was sensitive to sample size and redundancy, we turned to a smaller subset of proteins from the PDB, restricted to N25 = 2372 protein chains with mutual sequence identity of less than 25%.
