turn to造句

It's his turn to bowl.

Inevitably, jealousy and desperation turn to enmity.

Instead, they turn to the model.

It's your turn to carve the meat.

A foul morning may turn to a fair day.

At the first stoplight, turn to the right.

It was Scott's turn to avert his gaze.

I don't propose this turn to policy hardball lightly.

Some business owners turn to CFOs to establish proper bookkeeping systems.

Georgos smiled slyly, knowing it was his turn to be superior.

If he does not get the job, his disappointment could turn to mischief.

Do not turn to idols or make gods of cast metal for yourselves.

But those who turn to crooked ways the Lord will banish with the evildoers.

These children desperately need help to tackle their problems but feel they have no one to turn to.

Consortium members have had to offer higher rates of interest to borrowers and turn to docile retail investors for funds.

Minced meat is waiting for its turn to be taken to another machine that will make cutlets from it.

A good thing, then, that it has a friendly state-owned behemoth to turn to for a cash injection.

This morning, we're going to turn to the Bible to discover how God moved a great prophet named Elijah from depression to a sense of purpose.

Unlike library classification systems, BISAC codes are invisible to the end user, enabling browsing but usually requiring customers to turn to a staffer to locate a specific title.

Moves to regulate this space are afoot, but Wall Street continues to turn to these stealth exchanges to cover their activities from the general public.

When the dead of night, my eyes would involuntarily turn to learn that the table lamp table lamp.

Once we had those, we could turn to the need for love, affection and a feeling of belonging.

We know who we can depend on in our lives and turn to them when we need help.

They turn to us because we can offer them treatment in clinics with no waiting lists and higher success rates.

First, they need to build themselves a "posse", a small group of up to 15 people they can turn to when the going gets rough, says Ms Gratton.

Writers and thinkers wanting to supplement their bank accounts handsomely may wish to turn to spirituality or a Spanish-language novel rather than journalism.

To explain how light exposure at night might affect the moods of both hamsters and people, the researchers turn to a hormone called melatonin.

Residents turn to the hawkers for quick meals and cheap goods, and the vendors rely on the meager earnings to scratch out a living.

People who are bored are more likely to turn to unhealthy habits like drinking and smoking, which can cut their life - expectancy, the scientists said.

Chris Oniya, an American student at UIBE, also finds it is not difficult to befriend the Chinese, as many turn to him for English tutoring.

Weather forecast: think of you a little from tonight to tomorrow morning, expect to turn to continue to think of you in the afternoon. Affected by this low emotion, the evening will turn to a big to violent thought, the mood is reduced by five degrees, and it is expected that this kind of weather will continue until you see you.

Its linked to unhealthy cholesterol levels, hypertension, and a host of unhealthy habits that most of us turn to under duress.

Bono has his purple shades. The indie rock singer Cat Power faces away from the audience. Others turn to more standard solutions like Xanax.

With ubiquitous broadband, both wired and wireless, more consumers will turn to the celestial jukebox of music services that offer every track ever made, playable on demand.

Meanwhile, many blacks think the big problem is not racist prosecutors but the tragically large number of young black men who turn to crime.

All my life she has been the one teaching me: to cook, sew and knit; to laugh; to enjoy the good times and patiently endure the bad. Now it was my turn to give something back.

Customers from Shaoguan and Qingyuan District should drive through Guangzhou-Huadu highway and turn to the Xiebian Exit of Guangzhou-Foshan Expressway to Foshan, turn to the 325 national road directing at Zhanjiang and you can reach sunlink North Section Furniture City of Lecong.

Sunflowers turn towards the sun.

Because this is one of the most famous passages in the treatise, and it's not one that we actually looked at for Mammon himself, I'm going to ask you to turn to Areopagitica.

Some fruitarians believe this was the original diet of Adam and Eve from the Bible, thinking that a return to the food of Eden will in turn lead to a perfect life.

Yet with Lisbon now entering into force, it is time to move on from the EU’s introspective decade of institutional navel-gazing and turn to the pressing task of making it work better.

In recent weeks it has been the likeable Mr Cain’s turn to lead the field, buoyed up not only by his oratorical skills and folksy charm but also by his snappy plan to reform the tax system.

If they have utilized all available resources and are still behind schedule, they will turn to reducing the feature list of the project while still optimizing value to the customer.

The actions of the legs, torso, and neck are essentially the same in both poses, although these actions feel different when you turn topsy-turvy and reverse your body's relationship to gravity.

In a few years, their attention will turn to the annual ritual of shopping for a PROM dress, and by then their fashion tastes will have advanced still more.

Like a rotary phone where you could turn to a pageboy, or that haircut that looked like a nuclear bomb exploded your bangs. And then the Peter Pan look.

If jobless workers had been in sales, for instance, their customers might have moved on. Or perhaps the list of contacts they could turn to for leads is obsolete.

As they work through the seven ages of man, their thoughts may increasingly turn to the dependence, indignity and pain that afflict so many at the end of their lives.

As for Marx's clever analogy of the so-called "crowing French Chantecler," it did indeed have a Chantecler's instinct-to turn to the East and crow long and loud, the only trouble being that it mistook the sun flag [of Japan] for the real sun.