| ! Well, Frasier since you're the one who brought us here today maybe you'd like to take a turn in the warm seat, hmm? | |
| "Chanel will turn in her grave." | |
| "Char-wie," it's my turn in the shower. | |
| "Chuck, will you betray your country or will you turn in your friend and partner, Casey, for stealing the pill?" | |
| "Huddled together like sheep in a fold, "we were trembling and frightened, surrounded on all sides by enemies "so that we couldn't turn in any direction," one Crusader later recalled. | |
| ! Well, Frasier since you're the one who brought us here today maybe you'd like to take a turn in the warm seat, hmm? | |
| "Chanel will turn in her grave." | |
| "Char-wie," it's my turn in the shower. | |
| "Chuck, will you betray your country or will you turn in your friend and partner, Casey, for stealing the pill?" | |
| "Huddled together like sheep in a fold, "we were trembling and frightened, surrounded on all sides by enemies "so that we couldn't turn in any direction," one Crusader later recalled. | |
| "About this time, the baby turns in the uterus until the head is lying | |
| # Sometimes the clock turns in opposition to time. | |
| 'Disaster for Divorce Referendum 'as he turns in the opposite direction 'and simply runs off the course.' | |
| (Key turns in lock) And you love it! | |
| - A series of left hand turns in a tightening spiral brings them right into this god damned runway! | |
| "About this time, the baby turns in the uterus until the head is lying | |
| # Sometimes the clock turns in opposition to time. | |
| 'Disaster for Divorce Referendum 'as he turns in the opposite direction 'and simply runs off the course.' | |
| (Key turns in lock) And you love it! | |
| - A series of left hand turns in a tightening spiral brings them right into this god damned runway! | |
| "I did some reading and then turned in." | |
| "turned in the mountains at night!" | |
| 'Hey, I already turned in my college application. | |
| 'When my work was done and May and Hammond had drunk all the beer, 'we turned in for the night.' | |
| - After three weeks of being turned in? | |
| "Remember the sight we saw, my soul, that beautiful soft summer morning... round a turning in the path, a disgusting carcass on a bed scattered with stones, its legs in the air like a woman in heat..." "... | |
| "Remember... Remember the sight we saw, my soul, that beautiful soft summer morning..." "...round a turning in the path..." | |
| "Truffaut and Eustache must be turning in their graves "on hearing the high-pitched voices "of the Little Wooden Cross Singers of Christophe Baratier." | |
| "Turning and turning in the widening gyre... | |
| "turning and turning in the widening gyre... | |
| "I did some reading and then turned in." | |
| "turned in the mountains at night!" | |
| 'Hey, I already turned in my college application. | |
| 'When my work was done and May and Hammond had drunk all the beer, 'we turned in for the night.' | |
| - After three weeks of being turned in? | |
| "Remember the sight we saw, my soul, that beautiful soft summer morning... round a turning in the path, a disgusting carcass on a bed scattered with stones, its legs in the air like a woman in heat..." "... | |
| "Remember... Remember the sight we saw, my soul, that beautiful soft summer morning..." "...round a turning in the path..." | |
| "Truffaut and Eustache must be turning in their graves "on hearing the high-pitched voices "of the Little Wooden Cross Singers of Christophe Baratier." | |
| "Turning and turning in the widening gyre... | |
| "turning and turning in the widening gyre... | |
