Sentences with out of turn
out of turn
O o - To talk out of turn
- He turned to Christianity in his old age.
- He turned from the Democrats and joined the Republicans.
- To turn in favor of someone; to turn against a person.
- The leaves began to turn in October.
- A lawyer turned poet; to turn pale.
- A slight turn of the handle.
- A turn of the head.
- It's my turn to pay the bill.
- To make a turn to the right.
- About a mile ahead, you'll come to a turn in the road.
- The conversation took an interesting turn.
- A turn for the better.
- A happy turn of expression.
- Let's go for a turn in the park.
- One's turn of mind.
- He once did her a good turn. She repaid it with a bad turn.
- This will serve your turn.
- He gave the story a new turn.
- It certainly gave me quite a turn to see him.
- We met with kindness at every turn.
- They did their shopping and cleaning by turns.
- It won't be necessary for you to do a hand's turn yourself, but rather to supervise.
- Each generation in turn must grapple with the same basic problems.
- She said she hoped to be alive to see the century on the turn.
- He spoke out of turn and destroyed the cordial atmosphere of the meeting.
- They took turns walking the dog.
- The steak was done to a turn.
- They fought the fire, turn and turn about, until daybreak.
- To turn a wheel.
- To turn a key; to turn the cap of a jar.
- To turn a page; to turn an egg; to turn a person around.
- To turn the handle one notch.
- He turned the blow with his arm.
- She skillfully turned the conversation away from so unpleasant a subject.
- The police turned the advancing rioters by firing over their heads.
- Worry turned his hair gray.
- To turn water into ice; to turn tears into laughter.
- Fear turned him cowardly and craven.
- Warm weather turns milk.
- He turned his mind to practical matters.
- To turn a street corner.
- His son just turned four.
- To turn the car toward the center of town; to turn one's back to the audience.
- To turn a phrase well.
- To turn a person from one's door.
- He turned the idea over a couple of times before acting on it.
- To turn a son against his father.
- He turned a huge profit on the sale.
- He turned his ankle.
- To turn a somersault.
- He turned the room upside down.
- The question turns on this point.
- He turned to the study and practice of medicine.
- To turn to the right.
- To turn on one's side while sleeping.