Sentence examples for turned to meet from inspiring English sources

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"Young man", he said and I turned to meet his gaze.

She tapped again, louder, and frightened eyes turned to meet Millie's.

Elliott might have done better when he turned to meet the loose ball from close range, but his determination was evident as he forced home the rebound.

Hoping to use the soldiers aboard to drive off the French ship, Captain Stewart turned to meet her.

The Roman forces under the command of a cavalry officer named Lucius Quinctius were routed when some of the escaped slaves turned to meet them.

When Wolf turned to meet him, however, he "thrust at him thrice so hard that Bróðir fell before him at each thrust", and Bróðir "fled away into the wood at once".

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You can insure your intimacy if you need it, or you can turn to meet the guy beside you.

A staircase leads from the cabin to the water's edge, gray steps dropping down, turning to meet the dock.

But many of Littlefield's relatives remained and two gave forceful victim impact statements, speaking directly to Routh, who mostly sat still and looked straight ahead towards the judge rather than turn to meet their gaze.

On the other hand, the insignificant sign we obtain here may suggest a strategy where multiple-sibling migrants take turns to meet the remittance needs of the household such that the remitting migrant bears the full share of the remittances.

"There are so many knobs you can turn" to meet new capital requirements.

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