Sentence examples similar to turning to another point from inspiring English sources

"Bouchara," Fati said, pointing, then turning to another scribble-filled page.

There being no question of discussing what we will see inside, we turn to another tricky point, the dimensions of this strange city.

Host Chuck Todd used the line of question to turn to another tea party stumping point: that the president isn't a U.S. citizen.

At another point, Mr. Miller turned to Mr. Thompson and Derek Sells and Douglas H. Wigdor, also on Mr. McCullough's legal team.

Changes in the way hospital-based psychiatry is practiced led Dr. Rice to another turning point, and her current role on the Byram Hills school board.

At several points, when the women turn inward to one another and point their feet, they resemble a grouping on a Grecian urn — initiates into a cult.

Ulster's decision to turn down another certain three points was vindicated in the 34th minute as Diack rumbled over after Johann Muller's fetch in the line-out from the throw of blood replacement hooker Rob Herring.

The bombings seemed to be another turning point in the already terrifying violence that has racked Iraq since the American-led invasion last year.

The moves appear to mark another turning point in a long-standing debate over whether ESS-Bilbao should be a freestanding facility primarily serving Spain, or mostly an R&D test bed serving a Europe-wide spallation source set to be built in Sweden.

This summer has the potential to be another turning point for the electorate, and it's not necessarily pegged to the performance of the president.

If he can persuade Japanese voters that dramatic change is needed to secure not only their future but their children's and grandchildren's as well, last year's election may start to look like another turning point in Japanese history.