Iowa is on its way to turning one of the most severe restrictions on abortion in the country into law.
In the ensuing mayhem, he killed 14 people and badly wounded a further 15, before turning one of his weapons on himself.
We use for the test an unimpeded hallway length 15 meters in order to increase the number of turnings during walking, being the turning one of the major problems of Parkinsonian patients.
Liz responded with an unprintable suggestion, and then she fixated on the idea of building an interior stair connecting our second-floor living space with the offices on the floor below and turning one of those offices into a new bedroom.
Long-haul art also has the effect of turning one of theatre's weaknesses into a strength.
"I'm in the process of turning one of those rooms into a meditation space".
Specifically, Mrs. Clinton is hoping to gain political mileage by turning one of Mr. Obama's attributes, his oratory, against him.
Once, when she was thinking about turning one of her books into a screenplay, she asked a friend's advice.
These are beautiful," he says, turning one of the orange-spotted flatfish in his hands, "and the taste is super".
In September, after an arid summer, it all but dried up, enticing teenagers to wade across while turning one of Europe's most critical shipping routes into a gantlet.
Cons Summer holiday weekends bring an astonishing swarm of people — upward of 100,000 — turning one of the smallest towns in the state into one of the largest.
