After we greeted one another, I turned to settle quietly in for the ride midway up the glacier where every year the ski season's first World Cup race is held.
The score takes a great many shootouts and plot turns to settle.
This is because for freedom to survive, it has to be based on the idea that there is such a thing as objective reality that we can all turn to to settle arguments of fact.
We lost some of these abilities -- the gifts of the shaman, perhaps, and of the ablest hunter on the prairie -- when we turned to agriculture and settled in to a routine not of sensing what the air, the water, and the land had to offer, but of bending all these to our will.
The two countries turned to the ICJ to settle disagreements dating back as far as 1927, under French colonial rule.
When that career soured, he turned to his passion, winemaking, settling in Mendrisio in the 1980s.
When two Georgia counties were in a fight over the sales tax revenue from a lucrative Bass Pro shop that straddled their boundaries, they turned to the state archives to settle things.
Once humans turned to agriculture, however, they settled down, and their populations grew past the critical thresholds that infectious diseases require to sustain themselves.
After a decade of occupation — the subject of Mr. Nickelsberg's fourth chapter — the Taliban still effectively control much of the country, particularly in the south and east and some of the north, where local residents, out of expediency or fear, or both, turn to mullahs to settle disputes instead of whatever anemic and corrupt government presence exists.
If people keep turning to you to settle disputes or answer Biblical questions, refer some of the questions to other members of the group.
