Sentences with word «turnabout»

This will be a complete turnabout for the team.

Late last month, scientists from Woods Hole Research Center and Boston University published in Science an analysis of satellite data showing one of the most dramatic turnabouts in recent memory.

And does it explain the dramatic turnabout of the disciples and the content of their proclamation?

«Follow the money» is a useful aphorism to explain why Wall Street has jumped on the bandwagon of indexing, another surprising turnabout from the original concept

Such a dramatic turnabout in investment strategy is, I believe, without precedent in the mutual fund industry

It is in this flexible and revisable scenario that we witness the complete turnabout of American Abstract Artists.

Dual Destinies also brings a costume pack and the DLC episode Turnabout Return, which are currently only available in Japan.

It'd be easy to watch Bannon's films, which do their best to give voice to that repressed populist rage that has been the fascination of the punditocracy since the surprise turnabout on election night, and reject them out of hand.

New York's expected turnabout comes as states across the country are trying to respond to anger over standardized testing, and as the Obama administration is backing off the idea of tying teacher evaluations to test scores.

The Horned Frogs» high - geared fast break burned Texas 80 - 55 and Texas A&M 84 - 72 for the team's latest successes, leading Swain to give an uncoachly reason for TCU's surprising turnabout.

One of the major turnabout for Capcom's Street Fighter franchise was the Zero series, which re-introduced the game to more casual players and even to Neo Geo fans.

The charges would represent a stunning turnabout for the celebrated former US commander in Iraq and Afghanistan and one of the military's major proponents of counter-insurgency doctrine.

His remarks, at a Tory conference on social responsibility, represent an abrupt turnabout by Mr Cameron, who has warned the party that it must ditch old Thatcherite themes, like low taxation, private healthcare, grammar schools and hostility to Europe.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney — Spirit of Justice: Turnabout Time Traveler (Capcom, $ 5.99)-- The final episode in the past month's weekly proceedings of Ace Attorney 6 DLC is an all new chapter that's sure to help budding lawyers stretch out those pointer fingers!

The pivot points are defined as «major support and resistance levels» where there is a strong likelihood of a price turnabout and where the pattern would shift in the opposite direction.

Since they do nt allow religious anything in public, then turnabout is fairplay, so we should seperate «them» from the believers because we find «atheists «opinions to be repulsive.turnabout is fairplay so..

Such turnabouts are apt to include Jack Nicklaus, and for a while last Sunday they did so again, or until a bogey at 17 kept him from making it a foursome when the sudden death began at the 10th tee.

Definitley going to ask Pete Carroll about 9/11, not even going to try to ask Marshawn a queston Im just going to stand there grabbing my junk since turnabout is fair play.

Donald Trump's convention troubles represent a big turnabout from 2012, when Mitt Romney's team had an endless list of choices.

The DLC, called Turnabout Across Time, will be free from June 30th to July 20th and then paid on after words.

The DLC, called Turnabout Across Time, will be free from June 30th to July 20th and then paid on after words.

This is just turnabout for the irresponsible chatter that blamed Katrina and every other hurricane on climate change in 2005.

Here's the cover for Ace Attorney: Turnabout Airport, the second Ace Attorney novel (now available):

I'm about to finish Day 3 Investigation in Turnabout Goodbyes (1st game, 4th episode).

If turnabout is fair play, we are justified in awarding third place to the news that judges, too, are being watched on Facebook.

In embittered Alberta, there are even grumblings about blocking B.C. wines as turnabout, an idea surely initiated by Albertans for Punishing Themselves.

Unless, of course, you're down with DBW director Mike Shatzkin's recent turnabout column in which he posited the perspective that adult coloring books may be the print pig moving through publishing's serpentine market trends.

The 5 percent rally that Wal - Mart is enjoying in 2016 represents a substantial turnabout from 2015, when Wal - Mart was actually the Dow's worst - performing stock.

This represents an interesting turnabout.

Something happened to cause this radical turnabout.

Nuke Hopkins followed up a touchdown catch from Tajh Boyd with a little turnabout on the two - point conversion, but not without getting Georgia Tech's defense turned in pretty much every direction.

This heady turnabout has caused the club's neophyte owner, the flamboyant Dr. Jerry Buss, to stick a Kings bumper sticker on his baby blue Lincoln Continental limousine and to warn fans they should start thinking about making Stanley Cup reservations.

Indeed, it was such a crazy - seeming turnabout that Heiden says now, «It just didn't seem right.

This was a striking turnabout from his position a few years ago, when he was promoting modest pension reforms over union opposition.

BY PAUL SCHINDLER In an extraordinary turnabout, the de Blasio campaign, late in the evening on September 8, disavowed its confirmation made more than eight hours earlier that Mayor Bill de Blasio had endorsed Bronx City Councilmember Fernando Cabrera, a divisively anti-gay Democrat, for reelection in his District 14 primary race.

Andrew Stewart - Cousins (Yonkers) said she has talked to the governor about his controversial turnabout following the Working Families Party endorsement this past weekend and is hopeful he can lend help to achieve that goal.

Barring an unlikely turnabout, it will be up to a handful of private firms in the U.S. to carry the young field forward.

The statement raised hopes for a White House turnabout.

The focus should be on the rate of growth and on the eventual turnabout.»

That is something of a psychological turnabout.

«Such a pattern of successive turnabouts in skull - wall thickness and brow size stand in direct opposition to the continuous developmental process Darwinians espouse.»

Much of the effectiveness of «Room» — and it's very effective — depends on not knowing every narrative turnabout in advance.

#ad #In a much - discussed turnabout, Tom Cruise plays Vincent, a contract killer with a full night's work ahead of him.

There's little doubt, however, that the movie's unabashedly deliberate pace plays a significant role in its slow - but - steady turnabout, as director Nancy Bardawil - working from Michael Gilvary's screenplay - does a nice job of developing the film's laid - back landscape to such an extent that Greta essentially becomes compelling by association.

For in an alarming turnabout, criminally insane Troy takes revenge on his pursuer.

(Evidently the ol' crowd - pleasing poetic turnabout is currently unfashionable.)