Sentence examples for turning possibly from inspiring English sources

Tossing and turning, possibly shaking and shivering, Cook has been digesting the tumult that has befallen his side in seven weeks.

I do not know in what direction Mr Grimston's remarks were now turning, possibly the perils of socialism, but like the rest of his audience, I was gripped by what the small boy would do next.

The tide in favour of visits to Jerusalem seems to be finally turning, possibly due, in part, to the anti-Muslim Brotherhood sentiment, as well as to the real dangers facing Jerusalem.

This suggests that the frail elderly carry out the transition in a more careful, restricted way during the turning, possibly showing their reduced ability to regulate movement when performing these transitions.

Mr. Napolitano could turn, possibly as early as Friday, to an institutional figure to help form a viable government.

The second corollary is on the tan−1 transformation which will turn possibly unstable series into stable ones.

Tyrannosaurus may have been slow to turn, possibly taking one to two seconds to turn only 45° an amount that humans, being vertically oriented and tailless, can spin in a fraction of a second.

They also allow banks to sell on the risk of loans turning bad, possibly enabling them to lend more.

Then there's the Nano's astonishing turning circle, possibly the tightest on any car.

These turning points possibly indicate a new wave of caring behavior or new type of carer.

If you release the handbrake first, your car will stop spinning and start turning normally, possibly hitting the curb or driving off the road!