Sentence examples for upturn with from inspiring English sources

The evening took an upturn with the final song of the first half, a luminous ballad called "Distilled Hope".

The governor is worried that Britain starts this economic "upturn" with household debt at 140% of household disposable income – a third higher than the average in Europe, Japan and the US.

Under Hamdani's tutelage, Kidude joined Mohammed Ilyas and the Twinkling Stars as their lead singer, and her career enjoyed a staggering upturn, with international audiences transfixed by her fearless performance style.

Young people are also failing to feel the benefit of the upturn, with youth unemployment 9,000 higher in May to July than three months earlier, at 960,000.

The shop's manager, Paddy Morton, said business was up year-on-year – he credits the upturn with the fall in petrol prices and low mortgages, which gives people more money in their pocket to spend on fripperies such as coffee, scented candles and Strickland & Holt's trademark Yarm salad dressing.

Batey added: "We are on the cusp of what we hope will be quite a significant upturn with a fantastic line-up, not just in 2015 but in 2016 as well, there really is an attractive, strong and diverse lineup of films coming.

The political class saw the howling potential for a new constitutional settlement after the Brexit vote, and said nothing new; it watched the political order upturned with the orogenic rise of Jeremy Corbyn, and it's still trying to pretend that nothing has really changed.

This upturn coincides with a housing market resurgence, encouraged by London-led growth and, crucially, signs of an improvement in incomes are finally starting to follow.

Photograph: Marcos Andronicou/NurPhoto/Corbis The Athens government has been predicting an economic upturn this year, with prime minister Antonis Samaras telling Greece to expect more than 20 million tourists this year.

But three countries worry him - France (still on the downstroke of the U, says Sorrell), Italy (bumping on the bottom) and Spain (on the upturn, but with unacceptably high levels of unemployment).

The upturn began with victory over Leicester City on 18 October before further league wins against Tottenham, Liverpool and West Brom.