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Example sentences for turning
Grill ears, turning occasionally, until lightly browned.
Later their edges could have frayed and split, turning them into the first true feathers.
We've taken a big risk by turning ruminants into unwitting cannibals and carnivores.
Needless to say, persuading movie-industry powers to delay gratification has been a slow turning.
Don't count on any part-time position turning into a full-time tenure-track job.
So they are turning to social scientists, and in particular to anthropologists, the better to understand how telephones are used.
The turning point seems to have come with the generation born in the nineteen-forties.
Turning the stone direction clockwise increases that component on the steeper windshield while decreasing it on the other one.
The ultimate control, of course, would lie in turning off the energy.
But being able to compare our genome with that of our evolutionary relatives could highlight key turning points in our evolution.
Scientists may have found a better way of turning adult cells into stem cells.
Many companies are turning to social-media sites to gauge the success of a new product and service.
No leader who made jokes against himself was in much danger of turning dictator.
Talented craftspeople are turning food packaging into sophisticated and creative wares.
The leaves stay sweet on the plant for quite a while without turning bitter.
Keep those fans buzzing in summer instead of turning on the air conditioner.
The free lands are gone, the continent is crossed, and all this push and energy is turning into channels of agitation.
Tilt mold sideways and tap side of mold against a work surface, turning it, to evenly break seal and loosen cranberry sauce.
But researchers are turning up evidence suggesting that epigenetic inheritance may be at work in humans as well.
Place in a buttered wire broiler and broil over a clear fire until juices flow, turning while broiling.
We may be witnessing such a turning point in our understanding of genetic information.
Now he is turning his attention to finding solutions to today's energy crisis.
It was an incredible, tremendous turning point for the human race.
Cover closely, and bake two hours, turning after the first hour.
You'll be turning out one great burger after another.
It's a remarkable comeback story, but one that could be turning full circle.
The injunction may forestall calamity by keeping the wheels of industry turning for an additional eighty days.
We let the subject drop that night, turning to other matters.
Click ahead to see how they outfitted their entry, turning it into a personal paradise.
Previous raids, hyped by the police before turning out to be false alarms, have instilled caution in a plot-weary public.
Susanne's turning, on the other hand, had been far more subtle.
Study-abroad offices are turning to companies for more than simple insurance coverage.
But it is turning out to be a lot more complicated in practice.
The chloride defect thickens secretions throughout the body, turning them dry and gluey.
Such advances mark a turning point after decades of slow progress.
Now imagine someone turning off the lights one by one.
They pack the loft turning the church's back wall into a wall of sound.
Autumn is beautiful, with turning aspen and cool clear days.
Composting is the process of turning your food and yard scraps into rich, fertile organic matter that feeds your garden.
And there he was, frowning and finally turning away, scuffing off to the dorms alone.
But once you start turning over rocks and reaching out to help people, there's a whole avalanche coming right behind it.
With the microtubules turning to mush, the axon begins to relax and lose its kinks.
And these last few years the experiment hadn't been turning out well at all.
Flowers persist beyond bloom periods, gradually turning green.
Turning units are designed to make turning the compost relatively easy.
She has been hired to teach companies how to work with artists without turning them off.
Roll a scant teaspoon of dough into a ball and drop into sugar, turning to coat.
Dogs follow our gaze, our pointing fingers, and our turning heads.
Drain twelve sardines and cook in a chafing-dish until heated, turning frequently.
Blood vessels in deeper layers dilate, turning the skin red: a sunburn.
The team will use advanced noninvasive imaging and surveying tools that can see underground without turning over a single stone.
And if you're turning twenty pounds of vegetables into mirepoix, a good chef's knife is actually probably more efficient.
It's a way of turning a possible gangplank into a teeter-totter.
It may be our lot to experience, and in large measure to bring about, a major turning point in the long history of the human race.
Aerate by turning the material every few weeks or so with a pitchfork.
Low swells from the southwest, scattered am fog, turning to smooth seas and sunny skies by noon.
Three of the four stories in this collection have to do with a character turning sixty.
Even expressways have collapsed, turning a drive that once took several hours into a terrifying ordeal that can last days.
The hospital had feared that it might have to begin turning patients away.
They're about to do it again by turning the world of work upside down.
We're forever blaming the airline industry for turning us into monsters.
We plan to use that system to figure out which factors in the extract are crucial for turning on gene expression.
Our pharmaceutical drugs are turning up in the environment and in animals.
My last column centered on the new difficulties that graduate students face in turning their dissertations into books.
The second derivative, they say, is turning positive.
Thought to optimize levels of dopamine and norepinephrine, enhancing concentration and turning mundane tasks into wondrous ones.
These plates conduct both electrons and lithium ions, turning it into a useful material for storing electricity.
Bellows's affection for his trade is touching these days when so many papers are turning into cash machines.
For both writers, the evening would prove a turning point.
Some work well as espaliers, turning a blank fence or wall into a beautiful focal point.
The carousel of life keeps turning, in time showing sides you might never see while moving with it.
She read the note the maid had left, lighting burners and turning dials accordingly.
So farmers are turning to what's called the fresh market-selling directly to grocers, restaurateurs, and the public.
These new mountains, by turning flat savannas to rugged foothills, may have robbed the terror birds of their habitat.
The anemometer at the bottom is still, but the ones higher up are turning slowly.
Place it upside down on the base pumpkin, turning to find a good fit.
Keep your compost pile properly aerated by turning it over with a pitchfork or other yard implement.
He is now talking about turning himself in and having himself deported.
With computers, speech recognition software has automated the work of turning a doctor's spoken words into text.
Unexpected sophistication is also turning up among our even more ancient ancestors.
When turning meat, avoid piercing with fork or skewer, which allows the inner juices to escape.
Fall is here and across the country, leaves are turning their traditional autumn colors.
However, in olden times turning to chemical enhancement wasn't controversial-it was a given, he added.
We have to get ours by going in the single file of notes, twisting and turning in graceful patterns.
There had to be some steep challenges turning it into a movie.
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