Sentence examples for which I turn from inspiring English sources

After which I turn over on my side and expire.

Just a few years ago, I bought "Roadside Geology of New York," by Bradford B. Van Diver, which I turn to occasionally as a reference.

To engage the incisive, deliberate part of my brain, which I turn off in performance, and ask it to take control and lead the narrative.

"I'm probably the only black woman here," I'll think, and suddenly the whole place feels like an anxiety dream in which I turn up to work completely naked and call my boss "Mum".

By Burton Rascoe The New Yorker, October 18 , 1930 P. 24Among the books in my vast, uncatalogued, and inconvenient library there is one collection, tattered and incomplete, to which I refer more often than to any other for information and to which I turn frequently for solace against the evil dispensation of the world.

After all, in these cases, mathematical, scientific and ordinary languages do not seem to be taken literally a topic to which I turn now.

There were things to which I turned a blind eye.

"Clint Eastwood offered me a cop film with Charlie Sheen, which I turned down.

I had a supper invitation from Mr. de Lange, for which I turned up completely drunk.

First he invited me to join his study group, which I turned down because I had a previous commitment.

What would count would be his poems, to which I turned with my non-judgmental receptivity set to the maximum.