Sentence examples for upturn of from inspiring English sources

The general upturn of the economy was part of the reason for the cheerfulness.

The old boy might celebrate with an upturn of one corner of his mouth.

The recovery and upturn of the Chinese economy has become more solid with the enhanced economic stability.

Rachael Unsworth remains sceptical about the idea of an upturn of prices: but that's not the point.

"That's our flagship where we do our hautiest cuisine," he said with a self-mocking upturn of his nose.

Extremely cold weather may play a part in the economic downturn of one quarter, just as much as mild weather in the upturn of the next.

"It is the biggest non-revolutionary upturning of the social order in modern British politics," he said.

Upturning of strata adjacent to the ice wedge may make a ridge of ground on the surface on each side of the wedge, thus enclosing the polygons.

One member of Parliament was seriously injured in the brawl, which included the upturning of desks and the hurling of books and drinking glasses, witnesses told reporters.

I'm Mandy, Fly Me isn't a prog-pop upturning of the cruise ship soul tradition any more, it's practically sponsored by Saga.

The graveyard scene is wonderfully envisaged as an upturning of most of the stage into earth, as if the underworld had erupted; the playing of "The Mousetrap", in which everyone is frantic, is truly frightening.