Sentence examples for what I turned from inspiring English sources

"What?" I turned off my story.

[laughs] That's what I turned into.

AD No, not "great comedy", but that's not what I turned to Buzzcocks for.

"Guess what, I turned 18 the other day," said Ms. Hemingway, in what was framed as a poignant encounter.

If it isn't instantly obvious what I turned it down for in the first place, it's probably not worth incorporating into my thinking when writing the review.

When pressed, he said "Well, I do understand what I turned over," and acknowledged: "I recognize the concern" about whether he knew enough of the documents' details or technical abilities of journalists to protect certain details.

This is what I turn to when my skin goes very flaky as the seasons change.

So I go on writing in the hope that, 150 years from today, what I turn out may be used as an alternative study in, say, Durham University.

I may still feel — and some of RedLemonade's users do too, apparently — that tuning out online chatter, useful as some of it is, is exactly what I turn to books for.

I've got a serious pile of these kinds of books at home, and they're what I turn to -- the way Klosterman turns to his Faster Pussycat CD's -- when I think no one is looking.

Handwriting is what I turn to when I need to discover thought – the pen, like a divining rod, moves in my hand towards something I can only feel and not yet see.