After running about 15 feet, he turned around to look for his father.

For the first time he has enough room to turn around.

She has turned around the lives of both father and son.

We turn around and I see the car coming, already on its side.

But they could turn around, and then what would Washington say?

You're going to have to turn around and go back.

All you've done is help me stop and turn around.

She turned around to see who they were looking at.

He did not turn around to look at his friend.

Well you will be able to when I turn around.

If you're still here, he might turn around and never come back.

He turned around and went back into the living room.

He would call out to the man and have him turn around.

I could keep going until dark without getting turned around.

If any of the men had turned around, they would have seen him.

Then he turned around and went back without saying another word.

She turned around, and the two women looked at each other.

He turned around in the middle of the long room.

I want you to just turn around and face away from the door.

Then he saw the head man stop and turn around.

He would turn around and see who was talking to him.

Then he turned around and went out the other way.

All I wanted to do was turn around and run.

So he turned around and went back up the street.

We got back into the car and I turned around.

You could have just turned round and had a look.

People turn round in the street to look at me.

Only then did he turn round to look at her.

The old man had turned round to look at them.

The man at the back, just turn round and head out.

But she would not turn round to look at her.

He told me, like, I turned round and says have you left them on?

Before I could turn round, something hit me on the back of the head.

Then she turned round to see if anyone was watching.

And when this is going, turn round the other way.

If he knew that he'd turn round and say get lost.

I turned round and saw the girl standing close behind us.

She turned round as the door opened and he came in.

He turned round and saw a young woman standing right behind him.

He could not turn round, yet the sun was already low.

It was certainly too late for him to turn round.

I turned round in my seat to get a good view.

Would I like to take a turn round the garden?

With that, she turned round and ran back into the house.

So they turn round and say, I'm not coming in.

And if you saw that, you'd want me to turn round right now.

She got back into the coach and felt it turn round.

She was simply there when he turned round, about ten feet behind him.

He turned round and came walking back down the middle of the road.

After perhaps four steps he turned round, and came back again.

Officials did not know how many parents were turned away.

Her words hit me so hard I have to turn away.

He turned away and went back into the living room.

Then she turned away from him and started to leave.

Then he turned away to give his attention to some other matter.

After a moment the general turned away and did what he was told.

She took a turn away from him for a moment.

By force of will, he turned away from her, looking to his right.

She turned away from him, not sure what to do.

I knew he would, of course, and turned away without another word.

He turned away from her and went back to his business.

He had just turned away from us and read a book.

The big man turned away, to the rest of the class.

He finally turned away and started running for the front door.

But did she really think I could turn away now?

He turned away before the man was able to answer.

He took her hand when she would have turned away.

He turned away from her, but she called after him.

We both turned away again and went about our business.

He turned away so she would not see his face.

She turned away, heard him following her into the house.

She told me not to turn away from my friends.

What had she done to make him turn away in the time since?

He turned away and started down the road after his friends.

She turned away from him, just in case he should look at her.