Sentence examples similar to turning a corner today from inspiring English sources

She turned a corner this year, winning her 3-year-old debut by 15 lengths.

It seems that you cannot turn a corner this year without bumping into Charles Dickens.

Swinton turned a corner this year in terms of fame, as a result of her Oscar for Michael Clayton.

New York too, a city that has been notoriously cautious about embracing contemporary architecture, seemed to turn a corner this year.

Jackson added: "They turned a corner this week and started playing together hard and defensively started helping each other out.

Hornby appeared to have turned a corner last year, swinging from a loss to a profit after years of Chinese supplier problems that forced a series of profit warnings.

I knew I had turned a corner 10 years ago when I was invited to speak to a prestigious business audience at Radio City Music Hall.

After being devastated by a financial crisis and the 2007-9 recession, the home market appeared to turn a corner early last year, helped by steady job creation and extremely low interest rates.

The selection process did seem to turn a corner this year, writes Pete Thamel in The Times, with more respect replacing the usual scoffing toward midmajor teams, perhaps the handiwork of Butler.

But retailers turned a corner this spring, helped by a combination of the failure of several stores over the last two years, tighter inventory management among retail companies and shoppers who decided that it was time to restock their closets.

But the opera house appeared to turn a corner last year after an infusion of €15m (£12m) in January that – at least for the time being – ended years of losses and fights with employee unions.