Sentence examples for turning their hand from inspiring English sources

A new Fat Whites album, due for release next year, has the band turning their hand to glam rock.

Home brewers could mix up their own strawberry wine, while entrepreneurial Australian farmers are reportedly already turning their hand to strawberry beer.

Criminal networks were also increasingly using the internet to make contact with artists who could be coaxed into turning their hand to forgeries, Mr Radcliffe said.

If writers of non-fiction may once have aspired to become novelists, fiction writers are now turning their hand to non-fiction.

While Tkay Maidza was strutting her stuff to a huge crowd in the next tent, Seekae showed they can do the mellow downtempo stuff with aplomb before turning their hand to heavier drum loops and synth-driven melodies.

"Weather modification" teams, which apparently helped to keep the Beijing Olympics rain-free, are turning their hand to seeding clouds with chemical-filled artillery shells to encourage downpours.China has also built up sizeable wheat stocks 60m tonnes, according to America's Department of Agriculture since the 2008 food crisis.

Some ambitious producers are talking about turning their hands to electric cars.

Some of the poets who wrote works of protest after the assassination of Mr. Aquino have begun turning their hands to celebrations of liberation.

The works of Saddam Hussein are, of course, especially cherished in a nation like this one which boasts a fine tradition of admired politicians turning their hands to fiction.

So, turning their hands to writing and production, the brothers masterminded the Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers hit, Islands In The Stream, and Diana Ross's Chain Reaction, before bouncing back with yet another Bee Gees British number one in 1987, with You Win Again.

And while GPs are turning their hands to computing, there are numerous opportunities for computer scientists who are interested in a career in the health sector.