Sentence examples similar to turning to close from inspiring English sources

Then VINCENT D'ONOFRIO walked in, and the conversation turned to close calls during the just-ended first season.

Outside it was cold and icy, and as I turned to close the door, she fell straight down onto the stone walkway.

We might imagine that Facebook users keep their negative emotions to themselves, preferring to turn to close friends and family for the difficult task of admitting they're struggling.

He turned to close friends and relatives to help secure the money needed to start his noodle venture.

As I turned to close his door and climb into the driver's seat, the now calm JJ spoke.

I turned to close the car door, and saw two men I didn't know walking toward me.

Spee immediately turned to close and signalled his ships to open fire at 19 04, when the range closed to 12300 yards.

That Romney would turn to close associates and his son's business partners for campaign assistance or a trip on a private jet is not unprecedented.

Two solutions for uniting genomic and ecological approaches are to explore the natural variation found within model or crop species, or alternatively to turn to close relatives for which a broader range of adaptive traits can be investigated.

International and national decision-makers are once again turning to close-to-community providers, such as community health workers (CHWs), to strengthen health systems and as part of the push towards universal access and delivery of the Millennium Development Goals.

The Sox, up 5-4, torned to closer Jonathan Papelbon, with an unwitting assist to Scioscia.