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Turning meaning
A turn or deviation from a straight course. | At hockey, a foul committed by a player attempting to hit the ball who interposes their body between the ball and an opposing player trying to do the same. | The cutting of wood or metal on a lathe to shape it as needed.
Example sentences (20)
Being able to do so in a safe board game environment helps me empathize with people like Thomas Jefferson and Sam Altman without my eyes turning to dust and my face turning to dust and my hands turning to dust and my legs turning to dust.
After an inspirational speech from Kyle, cartoon Harry realises that by turning him and his wife into a brand, they’re just turning themselves into products.
Captioning pictures from the star-studded bash to celebrate his milestone birthday, Wootton wrote on : "Turning 40 is one of those moments many approach with trepidation: I’m officially old and there’s no turning back the clock any more!
Furthermore, on the one way south, traffic turning right towards the CBD are prevented from turning both at the start and end of the go phase for straight ahead traffic, just to cater for the non-existent cyclists and pedestrians.
So, whatever training is available, when you go into any community, we’d like to see not only the youths turning up, but the older folks turning up too,” he stressed.
Still in the leotard and leg warmers, she faces a panel of judges at an audition — jog-skipping while pumping her arms high, turning and turning, diving into a somersault, spinning her on back.
The Torah prohibits turning to sorcerers and fortune tellers; we should only be turning to Hashem (or his prophets).
Try turning off both devices and then turning them on again to see if your Mac detects the HDMI device.
When the flock was turning, the impression that one has is that they are turning as a flock, but the reality is that some birds start to turn in advance and the others follow.
CDOT turned the signals on Tuesday to regulate traffic turning north from Carson onto the highway, and northbound highway traffic turning left onto Carson.
Dream City Christian Academy is part of a network called Turning Point Academy, a project of the pro-Trump student group Turning Point USA which has seen a over racism and extremism.
His company's Scottish distillery is located on former farmland on the Dunphail estate, near Forres, which Mr Ratajewski spoke of turning into a plant turning out 200,000 bottles per year using traditional distilling methods.
Pitino credited the defense for turning the game as the Lobos had nine steals and forced 15 turnovers, turning that into 24-7 advantage on fast-break points.
The pair celebrated Christmas and their birthdays together, with Mr Hoyle turning 60 and Mr Ferrier turning 62, just three days after they had set off.
But this wasn’t something I truly realised until I stood onstage with him as part of his legendary band: Dad wasn’t turning away from the audience; he was turning toward the band.
Contrition is about conversion, he said, which means turning away from attachment to sin, and turning toward the sacraments.
So, what exactly determines someone turning into a ghost and someone turning into disembodied whispers?
And I could see kind of wheels turning, wheels turning.
Both women, now in their mid-30s, acknowledge that turning 30 is a significant turning point for women.
Given Turning Point Brands’ higher possible upside, analysts clearly believe Turning Point Brands is more favorable than Healthier Choices Management.