Who operates on what, and what with, turns out to be fascinating.
It was performed flawlessly, with turns in two directions, by the brilliant young Emmanuel Thibault.
Germany developed such variations of the waltz as the schottisch, with turns like those of the waltz.
Even the beautiful college girl whom Michael starts sleeping with turns out to be as mercurial and baffling as he.
Her hops on pointe are high, springy and tireless, while the solo ends with turns that feel like an outpouring of delight.
These are combined with turns and changes of the hands' grasp to the forward part of the horse (neck), the centre (saddle), and the rear (croup).
This component, used both to extend the wing for reduced-speed flying and to assist with turns in flight, is built with airtight compartments.
"She is tiny and sparkling, with a magnificent jump and a spectacular way with turns," the British critic P. W. Manchester wrote of her in 1955.
Some people point to letters that Lerner sent to a small group of Tikkun supporters, sprinkled with turns of phrase like "Hillary and I believe..."...
"It's so wild when someone you feel safe with turns into a total monster, right?" a middle-aged woman remarks, laughing along.
We crossed into Maine at Coburn Gore and headed south on Route 27, a smooth two-lane with turns ranging from benevolent sweepers to tricky kinks.
