"turn to" or "turn into"?
We turn to the periodical press. |
All we need to do is turn to Him. |
Isabelle turned to Amory shyly. |
AMY GOODMAN: I want to turn to Coleen Nolan, an English singer and television presenter. |
The hooded angel turns to me, raising his palm and emitting a globe of hot white light. |
Isn't it ironic that Americans have to turn to Pravda to get the facts? God help us all. |
Im really worried about her sometimes, she wont get help and there arnt many other people she can turn to for support. |
After problems with his job, he returned to Switzerland in 1882 and spent the next thirty years regretting the move. |
Sherm finally landed a good-sized specimen and we returned to camp for a hearty meal, and an early departure to bed. |
Since your decision to abstain from pre-marital sex is based on your faith, that faith is what you should also turn to. |
And then what did it turn into? |
Old songs were turned into new. |
Turns into three points for PLU. |
Therefore, Internet has turned into a part of each and every individual's existence. |
Like samuel said, we are turning into AC milan, by relying on these ageing players. |
None of the Comrades grand announcements has turned into anything decent since 2007. |
What started as a simple query with what I figured would be a quick thanks and move on turned into an hour or two. |
City of Karachi has always been the country's blooming financial hub, has been targeted to turn into a Violence Hub. |
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No, it's no real threat to Obama's re-election, unless he stumbles somehow and this turns into a neck-and-neck race. |
Then the joke was turned on me. |
I was told Now turn on your computer. |
A new report from the Halifax confirms that this situation has now turned on its head. |
I turned on the radio, tuned it away from NPR which had entertained me on the way down. |
He told CNET following his panel that the process isn't as easy as turning on a switch. |
He'll notice when he tries to turn on his computer in the morning to find that all of his data files have been erased. |
There is always the danger, of course, that the mainstream media could really turn on Dix and rally support for Clark. |
What to do after your phone comes into contact with liquid: DO NOT TURN ON POWER! In doing so the board will be fried. |
This should take roughly 10-15 mins depending on temperature so turn on the oven mid-way through the preparation steps. |
Everyone turn in your final assignment. |
But a key can be turned in two directions. |
We hear the tide is turning in this case. |
He sat half turned in his saddle, appearing to scan the upper slopes of the mountains. |
How many preppers will really risk life in prison for not turning in their guns and gold. |
And turn in repentance to Allah together, O you believers, in order that you are successful. |
Morton Grove didn't see an increase in crime, but 80% of the people in Morton Grove didn't turn in their guns, either. |
Third, and perhaps most important, I couldn't turn in my homework, because I was writing love poems to Malia McCarthy. |
I had several nieces all sitting behind the wheels of their fabulous vehicles, taking turns in transporting me around. |
There have been a lot of blind eyes turned in the past, especially when it comes to politicians and political activists. |
Someone had turned off the muzak. |
I turned off the laptop with Windows 7. |
It turns off the predatory drive of a man. |
A parent who's a hazard on the road or forgetting to turn off the stove can be a worry. |
A simple first step is to start turning off the tap when you are brushing your teeth. |
They were also more likely to turn off the lights in their room once it was time to leave. |
As a mother, I know the stories of missing kids haunt me long after I've shut down my computer or turned off the TV. |
For the first time in many weeks, I turned off the TV and remained in a good, almost excited mood for much of the day. |
Romney is going to find his vicious assault against conservatives has turned off a more than a few actual conservatives. |
With a lot of people now knowing that WPS can be brute forced for access to the network many are turning off the feature. |
He saw his own supporters turn against him. |
The tide of opinion started to turn against him. |
IMHO Big Government has turned against the people. |
The Southern States turned against me when I didn't let the army go to North Korea. |
If fate is written against us and the people turn against us then we will be patient. |
When you talk too much, not only do you hurt yourself, but you make others turn against you. |
My grandmother was the leader of an exiled clan, turned against her origins and resided under the Scourge's protection. |
If this in fact ever happens, then technology will most certainly be turned against the majority for the minorities gain. |
It sucks to have a former friend turned against me but I decided to be patient and let the mess unravel itself eventually. |
The people again tried to dissuade him, reminding that the Kufans could not be trusted and would turn against him at any time. |
Turning away from military and corporate power. |
Drusilla sighed and turned away from her doggies. |
Kalyani is, thus, turned away from marrying Narayan. |
Turning away from the cows I spot the luxuriant brush of a fox bounding into the gorse. |
In fact, doubt is not an indication that one should turn away, but an invitation to go deeper. |
When his attention turns away from her because of all this, she goes about crying and weeping. |
Vegas ' performance was so high, that many eager patrons had to be turned away from the already overflowing venue. |
If he is angry with you over something and abstains from talking with you, do not turn away and abstain from talking with him. |
And so I wonder where this change will come, when my home country will turn away from me, and what direction it will come from. |
She turned away from him in the bed, and he wanted to reach out towards her, but he was too proud, or too frightened he'd be rebuffed. |
The ICC doesn't like the ball turning from day one. |
The plot came later and turned from a single book to four. |
And that is when Karachi turns from a heavenly abode to hell. |
While I am with Him I fear nothing; but the least turning from Him is insupportable. |
A car in front of us was trying to turn from Ermington towards Modbury, on a tricky junction. |
Tell him that you want to turn from your sin and turn to him and do his will rather than your own. |
Be daring and start fusing the two cuisines together, we say, and then maybe this restaurant can turn from a slight. |
The lamps rotation function, design lighting can turn from left to right 360-degree rotation around the vertical axis. |
The situation is turning from bad to worse with no serious attempt taken to weed out the growing cancer of corruption. |
Herod who had expected the man to plead for mercy turned from fury to fright as the words of Zachariah pinched at his heart. |
Frequently a young bull will turn at bay for a moment. |
When turning at a road intersection, always give way to pedestrians who are crossing. |
From our house we ran out the hard tarmac path and turned at the Glenmacnass Waterfall -- 10. |
I often find that conversation too will turn at some time to food and favourite dishes, restaurants and the like. |
The intersection is already congested and it would become more so if another service were added to turn at that location. |
Southnet got four runs in each of their first three turns at bat against Takanini and didn't need to bat in the fourth inning. |
The EME was formed during the peak period of mid-World War II when the tide of battle was turning at EL-ALAMEIN and STALINGRAD. |
Doumbia is also really good at manipulating the space he's in, he can turn at pace and often gets a shot on goal in the tightest of situations. |
For example, dedicated right-turn pockets widen intersections and encourage motorists to turn at higher speeds and make walking and bicycling less safe. |
A 90 degree right turn at a 60 degree bank angle, at an airspeed of 130 knots is calculated to require a steady loading of 2g in calm air and in level flight. |
The deceased had no right to get on the cupboard, &; it was turned by a girl named Briggs. |
I watch people on Twitter flirting, fawning and having their heads turned by nameless avatars. |
The mill - This consisted of two circular stones, one fixed in the ground, the other turned by a handle. |
Traditionally, they were not businesses that had their heads turned by the sight of a bit of economic skirt. |
Postscript Quote Dads are most ordinary men turned by love into heroes, adventurers, story-tellers, singers of songs. |
Another way to burn off speed is to do a quick S turn by kicking the front wheel over hard one way and back the other way. |
You can hasten the rate of turn by leaning forward to put more weight on the front wheel so that it slides less and turns more. |
In 1741 or 1742 he converted a large warehouse in Birmingham into the first cotton mill, with the machine turned by two donkeys. |
With it's easy to understand voice prompted, turn by turn directions that actually speak the street names, speed limit indicator and emergency locator. |
Start the turn by turning the kite downwind in the direction of your planned turn, then follow with the buggy turning as sharply as you feel comfortable. |
They feel there is nowhere to turn for help. |
These could definitely turn for an boost of your value of the country's currency. |
It may happen when patients do not turn for doctor's help and exercise self-treatment. |
If we count in the other direction, we get a different number of turns for the same number of leaves. |
Most of the students valued the knowledge, experience and helpfulness of the library staff to whom they turned for help. |
So a table who ordered all of one beer couldn't be turned for 30-40 minutes, which could not have made the server happy. |
Many of these individuals and their families are afraid to talk about their struggles, and don't know where to turn for help. |
It wasn't customary in those days for a seminary student to be re- turned for a new semester by a young, attentive male escort. |
They are Burundian striker Didier Kavumbagu who turns for Yanga and midfielder Kipre Tchetche from Ivory Coast who features for Azam FC. |
Statistically, I think I'd right in saying that more women are qualifying as lawyers in the UK now than men, so the tide will inevitably turn for the next generation. |
One deer is turned out of the trailer, and forced to run. |
It's such a shame that things turned out the way they did. |
Who is offended - Hindered in, or turned out of, the good way. |
When I turned out of a lane there someone was coming with some huskies in the opposite direction. |
The World Youth tournament was Kevin's first at such a high level, and it turned out to be eye-opening. |
For whatever reason, the dream of living and working abroad doesn't always turn out the way it was planned. |
These guys are usually very good at color manipulation and are a great resource if things don't turn out the way you wanted. |
Harris's book The Nurture Assumption: Why Children Turn Out The Way They Do (was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 1999). |
The epic conclusion I had in mind for the series didn't turn out the way I expected, and instead what I got was something acceptable, yet sorely lacking. |
Reasoning that if the message of Noah were correct, nature would be turned out of her course, they made that message, in the minds of the world, a delusion--a grand deception. |
Igor turned toward Captain Hanson. |
His face is turned toward the past. |
Turning toward the poor of all colors. |
The buffalo immediately turned toward the hills, with the hunters hot on their heels. |
Turning toward those trapped on both sides of the lines in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. |
In the last year of his life, John Kennedy was turning toward peace at the risk of his life. |
Once it actually affects those who are shut off, the tide will turn toward financial proseprity. |
There is a nip of autumn in the air and my thoughts are turning toward classic Victorian novels. |
Then lower the head and turn it leftward, upward, with face up and continue to turn toward the right side. |
Thus, the development process of Rudrapur Primary School turned toward village-socioeconomic development. |
On the left everything is turning towards SYRIZA. |
As I watched, the head increased to about a football size and turned towards me. |
So a compromise was reached by both parties to bye- pass Kufa and turn towards north. |
People who disliked his policies and Obama himself are turning towards visceral hatred. |
As 1919 came towards an end the focus in the city turned towards the municipal elections in 1920. |
So, many figured that if that same attention was turned towards a new, online entry great things would abound. |
However, without turning towards me, she replied-? Being the elder of home, she has a lot of experience with her. |
Ah Gil suddenly turned towards the ' Korean wave ' and started dating a ' Kimchi Man ' for 6 months! It was understood, Mr. |
Begging is the last resort for survival for a poor person, unless he/she turns towards crime or other forms of illegal activities. |
Chasing the kite: Like a moth drawn to a flame, the novice buggy driver often tends to want to turn towards the kite and this never ends well. |
And I had turned up to the limit. |
She ended up having sex and 10 more players turned up. |
Very few turned up to their burial, not even their own parents. |
If she had walked in with however many men eventually turned up, then it may be clearer. |
It's a bit like me turning up to an X Factor audition and trying to sing a number one hit. |
I have twice turned up to a weekday mass when there was me and the priest and no one else showed. |
It is undeniable that those who turned up to the meeting hardly looked like the kind to get out on the streets for their ideals. |
The party has not forgiven him for failing to turn up to the funeral of John Button, one of Labor's favourite sons, in April 2008. |
The lack of talent means Shearer turns up to a gunfight with John Key holding a bread and butter knife rather than a loaded firearm. |
They usually turn up to the Casino with a wallet full of money and go about their gambling in the hope that luck will fall their way. |