How To Use Turnabout In A Sentence
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As her confidence grows you may well see a considerable turnabout in her attitude.
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And it's a surprising turnabout in a country in which government red-tape, poverty and traditional attitudes long combined to discourage adoption.
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In a perverse turnabout, the intense fear of mistakes just makes for more mistakes.
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They have also "gotten" conservative to very conservative nominees for the last several justices – turnabout is fair play.
CNN Poll: Will Obama name a liberal to Supreme Court?
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I wanted to ask Dean a few questions about the recent turnabout in policy.
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The second half saw an amazing turnabout in the pattern of play.
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So turnabout is only fair in Due Date, with him playing the foil -- to Zach Galifianakis.
Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: Due Date
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If he's behind this sudden turnabout, that would explain it.
TREASON KEEP
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Of course I'm wondering about the sudden turnabout, but I'm not going to ponder too long or too deep.
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It's a complete turnabout and nobody can credit that his arch rival Rod Macqueen announced his early retirement to his players after the game.
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This is a chilling turnabout in what was already a desperate situation.
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After years of catering exclusively to the whims and fancies of women, companies have done a turnabout.
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It's an extraordinary turnabout in the human condition.
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At the Bristol show, there were lots of sceptical manufacturers; this year there was almost a turnabout of opinion.
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Still, turnabout is fair play: if we have to denounce anyone the Right throws up, then the Right has to play by those rules too.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Competing Explanations for the Oppressive Nature of Socialism
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This situation has to be addressed before there is a turnabout.
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This sudden turnabout can only appear to the public as opposition for opposition's sake.
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His turnabout from respectable citizen to thief had stirred up only mild amazement in him.
OUTCAST
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Like they say, "turnabout is fairplay" so EAT IT REPUBLICANS! rrjr
Republican calls Holder decision 'bulls**t'
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In an unexpected turnabout, he became a near-legendary bank robber.
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It was a trip to New York in the late eighties that was to mark a major turnabout in the futures of Bobby & Steve and Zoo Enterprises.
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That's quite a turnabout in your thinking.
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Interesting to see Iranian embassies being sieged…that must be a bit of a turnabout for them.
The Current Iran Situation « Tai-Chi Policy
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The difference between you and I (feel free to opt out of the "stereotype" if you wish, but turnabout is fair play, so as you stereotype me I will return the favor) ... the difference is that I support all of our rights and any privilege that does not interfere with the rights of others.
Tom McIntyre Explains His Picks for our 2009 Hunting and Fishing Heroes and Villians Face-Off
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Did the same factors underlie the apparent turnabouts in both Canada and the U.S.?
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And as for the leftish flavor of Wright's messages, God knows the rightish ministers feel free to preach about social and political issues, so I suppose turnabout is fair play.
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This turnabout is affecting the whole ski business in Britain, not least the magazines.
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What accounts for the dramatic turnabout in Britain's international trading performance?
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How did activists manage to produce a dramatic turnabout in the city's political priorities?
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Try adapting your lifestyle to fit in with the turnabout.
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Eve's not going to have a sudden turnabout like Jo did.
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The dramatic turnabout undoubtedly reflects the trauma of once again seeing non-stop television coverage of bloodied bodies and grieving families.
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Now, in a turnabout, the 70-acre property about two miles from the border is being given to two immigrants whom the group caught trying to enter the United States illegally.
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If it were not for Willie Horton, I might say give Huckabee a pass on this commutation thing, but turnabout is fair play for the Republicans.
HuckPAC coordinator steps down, citing clemency decision
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We've seen The Last Man on Earth, seems that turnabout is fair play.
March 2009
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Thirty-eight percent say yes; 60 percent say no, a dramatic turnabout from two and a half years ago.
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In a piece published in the New York Times in the summer of 2009, James Watson, the codiscoverer of the structure of DNA, made a remarkable turnabout in opinion.
The Emperor of All Maladies
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What accounts for the dramatic turnabout in Britain's international trading performance?
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This paradoxical turnabout is not a singular phenomenon.
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Here was a turnabout; now she was the one with the reason to feel embarrassed.
INSTANCES OF THE NUMBER 3
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As her confidence grows you may well see a considerable turnabout in her attitude.
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“But … I wanted to … well turnabout is fair play,” Rose told him.
Brit-pick Question for my Readers
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The turnabout in his fortunes came when he teamed up with someone who ran tax-planning conferences and worked out how much his colleague was making.
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It was an amazing turnabout that must have left Tramore baffled and bewildered as to how they left this game behind them.
