Sentence examples for will turn upon from inspiring English sources

The judge said that because of the impending GMC investigation, "the trial will turn upon fundamentally serious issues going to the heart of the claimant's honesty and professional integrity".

The answers to these questions will turn upon the choices Russia makes in the next decade.

In "Hamlet", when the prince says to Ophelia, "Get thee to a nunnery", she will turn upon him & cry, "Get thee to a monastery".

Bonsaint breaks down the nailed door as Melissa runs to a closet and grabs hold of a hammer which she, against her will, turns upon herself.

As Audre Lorde writes in a 1984 essay to her white feminist sisters, "You fear your children will grow up to join the patriarchy and testify against you, we fear our children will be dragged from a car and shot down in the street, and you will turn your backs upon the reasons they're dying".

I'm about to start reading them to a friend's five-year-old daughter and there is every chance that she will turn a bewildered gaze upon me, mutely baffled by references to village post offices, cottages unsold to developers, and hollow tree trunks that haven't been turned into branches of Tesco Express.

With any luck, each candidate, upon assessment, will turn out to be a different one.

Read the description if you wish, then tap the orange "Download" button to begin downloading the application The download bar will then be replace the "Download" button, and upon finishing will turn into the "Open" button.

Upon that question will turn the future of Iraq.

The company said it will also will turn over test results to inspectors upon request.

In most cases, employers frown upon and likely will turn down hiring you if your resume or other important applications are littered with mistakes.