3202 collocations for turn

She turned her head on hearing the sound of my voice, and, seeing me, shrieked out, "He lives!

He turned to the officers a face of horror.

And no sooner was it observed that I was in the temple than (even while the sacred office was going on) that happened which had always happened at other times, and not only did the men turn their eyes to gaze upon me, but the women did the same, as if Venus or Minerva had newly descended from the skies, and would never again be seen by them in that spot where I was seated.

After a few moments I turned my attention to my ambassador.

But, when set at large, the helpless youth could not turn a corner without meeting some bald-headed reporter who raised the cry of "Stop thief!"

Or it was the death of a friend, an illness, an accident, a disappointment, which turned the thoughts to heavenly things.

He turned over a few more pages.

He skimmed beneath the green waters; he floated on the rolling wave-tips; he trod water; he turned heels over head in the emerald depths; and thus, gamboling like an Infant Triton, he passed out beyond the breakers.

If they turn their backs, we'll dazzle 'em from behind.

When baby cries, she plants the little one firmly in its crib, turns down the light, pats and soothes the tiny restless hands that fight the air, watches, waits.

"That night he turned over to me the key of the large chest and his ledger.

General Bankhead thereupon sent for Captain Laufer and ordered him to turn the horse and mule over to me.

Captain Parkinson turned half a dozen leaves.

If their heads are said to grow beneath their shoulders, still we will turn a credent ear.

When baby cries, she plants the little one firmly in its crib, turns down the light, pats and soothes the tiny restless hands that fight the air, watches, waits.

Filling the pail with the dimpled liquid mirror, they turned their steps homeward.

They'll turn a dying man out of his own house, and not by the door, but through a hole in the roof.

They almost always turned the conversation upon some local matter or petty grievance.

Until the Giants made their last visit to Pittsburgh in the month of August the western team threatened to come through with a finish, which would give them a chance to swing into first place during the month of September, but the series between New York and Pittsburgh turned the scale against the latter.

He found the door, and in answer to the loud "Come in!" which greeted his knock turned the handle, and found himself for the first time inside one of the Sixth Form studies.

" The owner watched the dog as it walked round its master smelling the snow, then turning up its pointed nose interrogatively and waving its magnificent feathery tail.

But now he had turned in their direction.

"Cries and groans!" echoes Mr. BUMSTEAD, turning quite pale, and momentarily forgetting the snakes which he is just beginning to discover among the stones.

The upshot was that Nathaniel Bacon took up the job himself, and after giving the Indians their lesson, turned his mind to the government of Virginia.

When the circus had gone and life was drab, he was our tutor in the art of turning cart-wheels and making hand-stands against the door.

3202 collocations for  turn