Turnoff in a sentence

After about an hour and a half, we reached the turnoff to Behchokǫ̀ and a relatively safe section of highway to the next town.

Google Maps traffic showed congested traffic on Sibsey Road up to the Wainfleet Road turnoff.

He is hot, but the tats are a turnoff.

Inrix says: "A396 Exeter Road in both directions re-opened, traffic easing, accident cleared from Bickleigh Village Turnoff to A3072.

It really has an impressive wealth of content, but a lack of user-friendliness could be a turnoff for some.

However, Biden's incumbency is a huge turnoff to more conservative-leaning voters, like 72-year-old Pam Blakeman, a county Republican leader who hates inflation and crime.

I get the idea of working with these guys to help raise brand awareness, but their segment was a turnoff and no one in the crowd seemed to care.

I wasn't looking for anything serious, but this guy seemed really full of himself to the point where it was a major turnoff.

My first instinct is to question AEW’s approach from a business standpoint because the over the top violence of suffocation and the use of a hypodermic needle as a weapon is clearly a turnoff to many viewers.

The incident occurred just before ten o’clock this morning near the mile 6 marker on the Hummingbird Highway in the vicinity of the Southern Highway turnoff.

On the left as you progress past the Gypsy Point turnoff, glimpses of water in the top lake – a promise of joys to come.

State Highway 6 from Frankton (Remarkables Skifield turnoff) to Lumsden.

The rock slide location is estimated to be 2.5 miles from the Dyea turnoff.

At an event in Troy, Michigan, a Detroit suburb viewed as key contested territory, Michigan Republican Party Chairwoman Laura Cox acknowledged that Trump’s style is a turnoff for some female voters.

His cockiness and sometimes disruptive nature is a turnoff to some but an asset in the eyes of others.

Mira Costa Principal Ben Dale and several engineers rushed up to the press box and diagnosed the problem as a simple automatic turnoff of the lighting system.

Some people really dislike him, and that has been a turnoff,” said Gareth Snell, a moderate MP who lost his Stoke-on-Trent seat.

They passed the turnoff and kept going in the direction of the Virginia line.

According to The Seattle Times, tax advocates — no doubt in addition to yearning for more city revenue — reasoned that stretching wallets thin by utilizing the now-fashionable health-by-legislation model would prompt massive consumer turnoff.

But where he was, in the Southern third of the state, there's a statey at every other median turnoff, and there's a lot of median turnoffs.