Sentence examples for turning so that from inspiring English sources

Signal your intentions when turning so that someone approaching from behind knows you are about to turn.

Dry fry these flat tortillas in a cast iron fry pan, turning so that both sides of the tortilla are cooked.

He attempted to blow up a carriage on a tube train near Stockwell station, in south London, and was pictured on CCTV footage turning so that his bomb faced a woman and her nine-month-old son before trying to set it off.

"Everyone around the world knows about Park Avenue as one of New York City's most storied thoroughfares, and to turn that over to pedestrians and cyclists, even though it's just for three consecutive Saturdays, I think that sends a very powerful message that the tide is turning so that bicyclists and pedestrians are on at least an equal footing with drivers".

Teach commands like "Whoa" and "Gee"/"Haw" (for turning) so that you can anticipate the motions of the bicycle.

Try turning so that you are on a thirty degree angle, shrug the shoulder closest to the camera a little bit, and smile!

Incredibly, while aloft, he turns, so that his shoulder, not his head, strikes the opposite wall.

But he had managed to get it turned so that he could wrestle it out.

"Perfect," Caucci said, but the bone turned so that he couldn't see my fly.

"But in fact, opinion can also easily be turned so that this becomes a trial of the victim".

Then Spirit turned so that its heat shield faced the angle of descent and maximum frictional temperatures.