Sentence examples for turning to something from inspiring English sources

But an increasing number are turning to something decidedly more low-tech: their honor codes.

Across the table I could sense Red's knees turning to something similar to the gelatin released by braising oxtail.

Here I'm turning to something from their first record, when they were still finding their way as a band.

And, in an era of globalization and the shifting economic fortunes that come with it, that might mean turning to something that the country has historically snubbed: science.

"The fact is that they're turning to something non-digital for something that's usually done digitally," he pointed out during an interview prior to the book fair.

IN a novel effort to woo pet owners to her Nutrish line of high-end dog food, the television chef Rachael Ray is turning to something usually reserved for human gourmets: a food truck.

Shall we turn to something more enlightening?

And then the conversation turned to something less unremarkable; something most people will never talk about with their friends.

And so I turned to alcohol, and alcohol turned to something else".

If a competitor comes along, they can turn to something else.

When that crop failed, he turned to something he knew better: hedgerows.