Sentence examples for turning one another from inspiring English sources

Her dancers kept turning one another upside down.

When couples succumb to habit, turning one another into pieces of domestic furniture (every lump and sag familiar to us), desire dies.

American soldiers have a phrase for the Iraqis' habit of turning one another in.

Over the years, the F.B.I. has explored more than 1,000 suspects and people of interest in the case, and one reason the number is so high is that people keeping turning one another in.

This is Club Penguin, a website so addictive to young children that its owners market it much like crack, simply putting the product out on the streets and trusting users to turn one another on.

The different parts of the genetic code are, in effect, able to turn one another on and off.

These circuit models comprise small sets of genes whose ability to turn one another on and off in response to external stimuli is determined by a circuit genotype.

And the physical boundaries that so often separate us were nowhere to be found; people pulled and pushed, turned one another by the shoulder.

Dancers also turned one another topsy-turvy in "Estuary," a group piece in which sequences in silence were followed by a Tartini sonata for solo violin played by Allen Lieb.

In just five months, Facebook added more than 7,000 features, including the practical (booking travel), the meaningful (joining causes) and the frivolous (a game in which friends turn one another into virtual zombies).

Since a TF can often bind to multiple similar sites, mutations turning one site into another should not affect regulation.