Sentences with phrase «turnabout for»

His workbooks are in magazine files and I use a Pampered Chef Turnabout for his markers and things.

That high - profile statement, political analysts say, may have marked a major turnabout for the president, who has scarcely mentioned global warming — or the more scientific designation of «climate change» — in recent months.

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

Whatever you think of the claims about coal exports and coal - related jobs (several critics of Mr. McCain pounced on that statement), it does seem quite a stark turnabout for the candidate.

The 2014 Impala represents a stunning turnabout for the model and for Chevrolet.

It is a troubling turnabout for the Japanese automaker, which has sold more than 10 million cars in the United States since its boxy Civic hit the road in 1970.

In it, the national politics reporter describes the dynamics (and tactics) behind what he calls «a major turnabout for a generation of conservative leaders.»

This will be a complete turnabout for the team.

You'll also need to ensure that there is a quick turnabout for getting you the funds you need once approved.

The turnabout for the first generation of post-Mao Chinese capitalists, once seen as exemplars of the country's ingenuity and economic prowess, has been swift.

Not exact matches

President Donald Trump's turnabout on the violence in Charlottesville has led to rising speculation that some top officials may be looking for a way out.

NEW YORK / WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's turnabout on the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia has rocked his administration, leading to rising speculation that some top officials may be looking for a way out.

Turnabout was fair play for Apple.

To call for a reform in the worship of God, however, implies that the churches» standing before God is flawed seriously enough to require a turnabout, the biblical word for which is «repentance.»

How's that for turnabout?

The man Time credited more than any other for this turnabout was «America's leading orthodox Protestant philosopher of God, Alvin Plantinga.»

«This is a turnabout in voters» views of how the city is doing,» says Dr. Lee M. Miringoff, Director of The Marist College Institute for Public Opinion.

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.

So cheering was the turnabout that I decided, some time ago, to omit vintage premières from consideration for my personal Ten Best List.

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

Some of the stuff is so in line with people's previous work that it doesn't even seem transgressive; I think one of the Scary Movies pooped on me, so seeing Anna Faris ask for the same thing is just turnabout / fair play.

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

Once an advocate of high stakes testing and school accountability for student performance, Ravitch's current positions are a dramatic turnabout.

Turnabout is a Sony PlayStation game that you can play online for free on Game - Oldies.

The newest DLC case for Ace Attorney — Spirit of Justice, «Turnabout Time Traveler» is now available for download.

The category «Action Painting,» coined by art critic Harold Rosenberg in 1951, is more fitting as a descriptor for the turnabout that Kline's art took after World War II.

These days, in an ironic turnabout, some residents of Brig and surrounding alpine communities are quietly praying for the Aletsch to come back.

Now, as it switches back just six months later, I can think of no precedent for such a rapid turnabout.

According to IAM magazine, which covers intellectual property issues, Apple appears to be intent on winding down Rockstar altogether — a dramatic turnabout from 2011, when Apple banded together with four other firms (Microsoft, Blackberry, Ericsson and Sony) to pay $ 4.5 billion for old Nortel patents and to create Rockstar as a patent troll to attack Google.

The largest 100 publicly traded commercial real estate investment trusts last year generated an average return on investment of 29 percent, a marked turnabout from the late 1990s, when investors shunned REITs for high - flying tech stocks.

It's a turnabout from the boom days just a few years ago, when investors quickly plunked down record - shattering sums for homes still in the planning stages.