Sentence examples for upturn a from inspiring English sources

"It ended with a quiet upturn: a major chord, hopeful and serene".

Manager John Still sensed an upturn a few weeks back and those results show that the 62-year-old's instincts remain sharp.

The joint announcement comes on the heels of a report by Upturn, a law and technology consulting group, which examined the trend of predictive policing and its implications.

When Bill Gates pulled on a red and white-striped cord to upturn a bucket of iced water positioned delicately over his head, the most immediate thought for many was not, perhaps, of motor neurone disease.

Romer and other optimists, such as Jim Grant, the publisher of the Interest Rate Observer, are talking up the possibility of a vigorous upturn — a so-called "V-shaped" recovery.

Barratt Developments, one of Britain's largest house builders, said sales had risen 35 percent in the three months through the end of June, from the comparable period last year, with "a significant amount" of the upturn a result of Help to Buy.

But optimists in Phoenix point to the decline as a harbinger of an upturn, albeit a tentative one.

And interestingly, the results almost always presage an upturn or a downturn in exits by a quarter.

Of those, he thinks, this downturn will be the worst, because it follows not an upturn but a mania.

He also says that most geological periods seem to begin and end with either an upturn or a downturn in the supernova rate.

Fortunately, the special ends on an upturn, with a glimmer of enlightenment in this dark tunnel.