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Eg. If she did not turn to him--accept of his love--where else might she go?

It sparks in you, quick like the snip of a flint when you turn to see him with his head hung low - because he's waiting.

So they just don't wish to knot a close opinion of Yin to acquaint this to Joe Zhong reach and give him to turn to tell.

Let us repent and turn to God that He might heal our land and delay further such judgment and allow more of the harvest to be brought in.

Nobody seems to understand. I don't know who to turn to.

Next, we turn to electronic mail, a more complete and more radical answer to the question of what to do about all that office paper .

After the money was taken away by the thief by force, that pitiful old woman had to turn to the police for help.

To understand the CAP and its effects, let us turn to its three key elements in the order listed above.

Instead of trying to live life on your own and let the worry overwhelm you, turn to God.

Because the planet has suffered for so long, without breaking out, it is now her turn to move through the door, which is always open.

His mind may turn to the stock market, or he may become fascinated by the operation of a pile driver on his way to work.

During his lawyer's turn to speak, Dr Murray appeared to wipe tears from his eyes.

We have spent a great deal of time on the competitive model, and we now turn to the polar opposite case, that of monopoly.

I don't think it is realistic to turn to him for help. As a matter of fact, he himself is in need of help.

First, that dedicated funding could prove inadequate, forcing the program either to cut benefits or to turn to Congress for aid.

I turn to the young man. He has dark, judging eyes, but I decide to let him in on my dilemma anyway.

while McCain sat as if he might leap up at any moment, or stood impatiently waiting for his turn to speak.

During this time, Laclau and Mouffe have declared publicly that Marxism is in a crisis, and the only way out is to turn to Post-Marxism.

None of the doctors said much, just a "lift your arm, please" and "turn to your side" .

Oh, turn to Him, in whose eyes time and space have no existence, and to whom a few minutes are as a lifetime, and a lifetime as a minute.

With the collapse of her marriage and no real family to turn to, Tatum succumbed to the demons of her past, which would nearly kill her.

Lord, we do not like to be an unturned cake, but we do not know how to turn to the other side.

Now let's turn to your work life, which seems to have been VERY active in March.

What to do next, I did not know. . . Where to turn to. . . Would death be the answer? ?

Now North Korea has only China to turn to if the political transition that seems to be starting goes awry.

It is when I turn to Christ, when I give up myself to His personality, that I first begin to have a real personality of my own.

I gazed into her eyes and turn to go. My wife's eyes follow her as she leaves us.

One of the backstage people said. He handed me the microphone and I stood in the left wing, waiting for my turn to come.

The cricket team seemingly never leave the pitch, and verdant summer leaves are just beginning to turn to gold.

It was definable in ways that I'll turn to in a minute and, as I say, prevalent to a remarkable degree everywhere.

Yet she resisted the urge to turn to surgery or cosmetic procedures and started eliminating the age lines from her job search instead.

She struggled with how to help the child bear the loss of his father. And she decided to turn to a culture different from her own.

It was my turn to recite. How How I wish I had been able to say the rules without a mistake!

But I tell you, Do not resist an evil person. If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also.

IT'S an industry built purely on image, but the actors, actresses and singers who turn to it for help like to keep it a secret.

By the same token, Mr Browne always seems to know just the American or British politician to turn to in a scrape.

With the near future looking dim, rural families may find that it's their turn to help out a returning relative.

This time it was my turn to help Sharon as she had helped me over those past years.

Even bowling inhibits conversation, because just as you get started connecting, it's your turn to bowl.

She used to turn to her parents for help whenever she was in trouble, but now she can cope with everything on her own.

It is when I turn to Christ, when I give myself up to His Personality, that I first begin to have a real personality of my own.

Conversely, it may also be that individuals with MDD turn to happy music to "tune out" their negative moods or to elevate their moods.

I didn't have anyone to turn to, so I found myself living as if I was a member of the Yellow Squadron.

One should dare to ask for help when he meets difficulties. Don't hesitate to turn to others for help.

A brief scream was stifled as her throat closed up and she tried desperately to escape to turn to scratch him with her nails.

Heard out of turn to Shanghai, didn't have much calculate length of service, the company also can and can't turn into part.

None of longed so much for her turn to come as the youngest, she who. . .

A few light taps upon the pane made him turn to the window. It had begun to snow again.

There was no one in the dark atreets for him to turn to for help.

Don't hesitate to turn to him in time of difficulties, and he can always solve the problems at a stroke .

Controlled the air conditioning button which on the stage arranged in turn to let me associate the candied fruit.

You know days turn to weeks, turn to months, yeah it's been a while.

But Harry Potter doesn't need to turn to magic to have his heart stolen as he falls in love for the first time with the girl of his dreams.

Because a strong Saturn is always critical to your career progress, this planet's turn to speedier orbit will be a blessing.

It occurred to me that I could turn to my teacher for help and he was always helpful.

In the recent crisis, banks built around the pre-crash model had no one to turn to but governments and reluctant taxpayers.

If I meet with some problems while studying, I never hesitate to turn to the teachers and parents for advice.

I could have lent you the money, but you did not turn to me for help.

We have only to turn to that extraordinary discovery made by Edison and to see the significance of it.

He had nobody to turn to when he was in trouble because he never cared to help others.

Around 50% of the chief executives interviewed said they found the job "intensely lonely" and did not know who to turn to for advice.

In his rage, he would bring about the death of his wife, fulfilling the terrifying vision that prompted his turn to forbidden knowledge.

None of them longed so much for her turn to come as the youngest, she who had the longest time to wait, and who was so quiet and thoughtful.

Sheldon: A cross we all must bear. You know, in difficult moments like this, I often turn to a force greater than myself.

I am pleased to see him. I turn to talk, but can't help noticing that on his head is a pile of grated cheese.

Before I turn to the trip planner, though, I'll stick with the book example just a little longer to help you understand an important point.

She will then turn to me with a sulky face and in a childish voice ask me, "baby can you get me some water? "

We have only to turn to that extraordinary discovery made by Edison to see the significance of it.

As the girl was about to turn to the next customer , the old lady handed her the little package.

If you are still unable to come out of stress, turn to the counselor who can help you to take control of your life and to live positively.

In the meantime, we have to turn to a speech by Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England.

Without rain, the land began to turn to the desert that we know today, leaving people and animals to seek ever-dwindling sources of water.

One of the important ways to turn to low-carbon lifestyle, is kick at the cost of high energy sources of "consumption" hobby.

Therefore to from guard to turn to offend of launch quality to carry on research and then seem to be is importance.

If I turn to my favorite one does not blink to see Shibian I finally agreed to continue to look down or above, otherwise, never give up.

Give credit to whatever she said; when they appears really untruthful, turn to her for a good communication.

If it were not for your lies that products have been loaded, we would have enough time to turn to other company's products.

Monday night, the spotlight will turn to the finals of the men's 110m hurdles, and it's shaping up to be a great one.

Already there were two dozen young men in the place; he found a cornerwhere he stood waiting his turn to be interviewed.

She used to turn to her aunt for help when she found herself in a fine pass.

Life would turn to a stagnant pool, were it not ruffled by the jarring interests, the unruly passions of men.

When she went into his room, he was lying in bed, looking tired. He did not turn to look at her.

Appropriately enough for a field where everything seems to have been tried at least once before, they turn to history.

Realistically, I must think in terms of my own future, as I have no one to turn to in case of a financial emergency of my own.

The truth is that it's the total calorie intake over the course of the day that determines whether a food will turn to body fat or not.

Many children, as they enter adolescence, begin to turn to other teenagers for affection, encouragement, and a sense of belonging.

After Beijing bid farewell to the 2008 Olympics, celebrations broke out in Britain to usher in London's turn to host.

Therefore, the roof made use of building carry on green turn to seem to be very is importance.

This means that many more will have to turn to the IMF (or other official sources) to avoid drastic cuts in domestic spending.

Why does the memory of years of happy marriage turn to gall when our partner is revealed to have had a lover all those years?

This means that many more will have to turn to the IMF (or other official sources) to avoid drastic cuts in domestic spending.

Why does the memory of years of happy marriage turn to gall when our partner is revealed to have had a lover all those years?

Everything the company touches seems to turn to gold.

She said that her husband's knowledge of the oil industry meant she had someone to turn to during the second oil price shock of 1979.

Their doings do not permit them To turn to their God; For a spirit of harlotries is within them, And they do not know Jehovah.

"If he wanted to live on in history, he had to turn to liberalism, " he said.

go along this street for three blocks , then turn to the left and keep on for a minute or two , yes.

If they do feel down in the though, they are also more likely to turn to a general practitioner rather than family for help.

God is thought to be an entity in which we mortals can turn to when in a time of need.

When all his money had been used up, Peter had to turn to a friend for help.

Only when he accepted that he would not become a minister, as his father had been, did he turn to art.

The orders so urgely require that we have to ask the speed of the shipment. If the ship is too late , we have to turn to other suppliers.

The war crippled their technological centers, and the Bith had to turn to imported devices to help sustain their society.

For then will I turn to the people a pure language, that they may all call upon the name of the LORD, to serve him with one consent.

Yet Mr Yanukovich knows that a turn to Russia could turn him into Moscow's vassal, even if it would earn him a few extra votes.

If you're looking at a hard copy reference, turn to your most important terms and see what sort of variety you find in the definitions.

Newly unsubsidized, potters were forced to turn to foreign patrons like the Portuguese and the Dutch who monopolised exports to Europe.

When its credit rating was cut, a lot more margin was suddenly demanded and it had to turn to the public purse.

Young people are the most inclined to turn to marriage as a means of escaping from an unhappy home environment.

Here are couples of tips to help your turn to get just a little bit fast.

Given the urgency of the crisis, therefore, it may be necessary to turn to the ECB for assistance.

Now that we've looked briefly at implementation, let's turn to the heart of this article: how two singletons can exist simultaneously.

My love for you to turn to the glass thousand, today have an end, love hiding in the intersection, I look around to find back the original.

I quickly add a, "Good luck! " as I turn to walk away, but then remember that luck is one of the last things he needs.

He had quilts and ticks, and also had a old sheep skin fur-lined jacket, by the equalitarian rule, it was his turn to sleep at the door.

Some unsatisfied people in this culture are the most inclined to turn to ill doings as a means of finding happiness for themselves.

But of Your infinite grace You have promised mercy to me in Christ, if I will but turn to You with all my heart.

Even Kazakhs rich enough to turn to the few private clinics are not protected if, say, they suffer a heart attack and need urgent transport.

The answer is to turn to the only institution that can credibly counter a collective loss of confidence on such a scale.

Then we sort of raise our eyebrows, move our eyes, give the other person the idea it's their turn to talk.

The total immersion, where you have no colleague or bilingual friend to turn to for translation, is brilliant for building confidence.

Now we turn to the question of how we account for local hazard mitigation policy adoption at the different level.

One experiment Solomon tried in his search for happiness and satisfaction was to turn to the pathway of knowledge.

No; because when I come in from the forge of a night, any one can see me turning to at it. But you never turn to at it, Biddy.

The question of why economically developed countries turn to atheism has been batted around by anthropologists for about eighty years.

And best of all, sharing good times and bad with your pet will make you less likely to turn to food to feel good.

Finally, we're asked to turn to the person sitting next to us, to ask if they feel they're now committed to 30 days of pursuing their idea.

The partner of a player who asks a question may not ask a supplementary question until his turn to call or play.

Politicians may have to turn to the nascent renewables industry to help ease the crunch.

A good thing, then, that it has a friendly state-owned behemoth to turn to for a cash injection.

When death takes away a loved one from you, then the best way to deal with it is to turn to your friends and family.

Now it's Asia's turn to engineer globalization's spread, and Africa, with its natural resources and cheap labor, is the next logical target.

Many people turn to tofu as it's such a healthy meat substitute that offers high levels of protein with a lower fat and cholesterol content.

She won't need you to pay for anything, she won't have to turn to you.

The bizarre condition has forced Emma to turn to her credit card in a bid to avoid using coinage when out shopping.

His club Newcastle have decided to turn to the surgeon who saved the careers of Alan Shearer, Ronaldo and Ruud van Nistelrooy.

As for friends-making, some people are too sophisticated for you to turn to when you are in trouble.

I'd turn to real China experts for guidance, but no two experts seem to be telling the same story.

He offered short answers, maintained his cool, and kept his eyes fixed on McCain when it was his opponent's turn to speak.

To want to turn to open her heart knot seem to need a period of time.

So I rang that phone call may be answered the phone was a woman, I am extremely surprised, "said Ee E" and lost for who to turn to.

People in this situation are the most inclined to turn to crime as a means of finding balance in their lives.

The strong forehand or backhand stroke, the body should be hitting the side of the turn to steady feet.

Wiped the sweat from his head, the feeling of summer turn to.

Let me first turn to IFAC, for those of you who may have limited knowledge about our organization.

Lovelace: Turn to the penguin next to you. . . and give him a great big hug!

For a switch in pace, readers should turn to the account of the downfall of Lehman Brothers, the 158-year-old Wall Street investment bank.

But some of its earliest judges came on Monday, as hundreds of city residents and visitors stood in line for their turn to take a look.

COP is slated to complete its split in the first quarter of next year, giving the company's shares some time to turn to the upside.

I turned a sharp turn to the westward at the east angle of the road-triangle when I realized that the westward trail was all right.

Watch the four-point pattern between 10 seconds and then close their eyes and turn to the wall, then slowly open eyes.

At that point voters would be desperate and disillusioned enough to turn to the extremist parties in much larger numbers.

People with prosperity, or at least the prospect of it, didn't turn to totalitarianism, they believed.

Now you know the Menius' happiness. I can't do anything useful for you now. So you can turn to the next page.

If workers are closer to home, reason Foxconn executives, they're more likely to have someone to turn to when problems arise.

Which , in turn , caused great trouble to himself , whenever he was in trouble , he had no persons to turn to for help .

Now let's turn to something that appears to have been going on at a distance, perhaps in a foreign country or that involves a global matter.

The next time you wonder, "What ever happened to so-and-so? " you've got a few power people search tools to turn to.

I'm sorry to barge in like this, but I don't know who to turn to.

Sometimes it may be a good idea for a busy bee to turn to other people.

This design completed electrical engineering to turn to measure the design of the system soft hardware soon.

So, when it came your turn to be original and look and act weird, all you had left was to tattoo your faces and pierce your tongues. Ouch.

She said that men turn to gurus to help them learn how to dress and flatter their physique, as well as to develop their body language.

I had a haircut yesterday. i saw a girl about 10years old with a big big schoolbag waiting for her turn to haircut.

At times like this, you can turn to a tool like Wireshark, which captures all the network traffic in your system and lets you read it.

Some you hold right for the past years may turn to wrong in a second, leaving no time for you to adapt.

From the printed newspaper as the core into a transition phase of the "dual-core" , which in turn to the Internet.

Irrespective of where you decide to turn to for help and support, it is important that you do not delay.

To help us remain clear-headed and not get lost in the fog mankind is willfully lost in, it is good to turn to the Book of Genesis.

Then you will turn to Jesus to support you in your weakness whereas if you think you are strong, you will not need our Lord.

Young men who want to begin businesses have to turn to their families for start-up money; parents and relatives prepare for that by saving.

It's your turn to put the kids to bed.

Then it's the third lion's turn to appear and everyone there was waiting for the lion to be quite just like the other two .

France itself was unreliable and needed in turn to be checked by an Anglo-Austrian alliance at times.

She didn't turn to look at me, but took my hand in hers and squeezed it for a moment.

Once you've spent some time figuring out your cash flows, you might want to turn to an online tool to help you track your finances.

Automatic Line turret is an important component of the main line used for the transport of heavy objects in turn to change direction.

At Michigan, medical students can turn to a psychiatrist on the staff whose job it is to help them specifically, she told Psychiatric News.

Urban Afghans do not turn to Taliban courts to resolve their disputes, as do many in rural parts of the country.

Turn to Timken for a challenging career with global opportunities and turn your dreams into a reality.

They would rather try hard themselves to go through life than turn to their parents for help with a sense of guilt.

Companies that did not manage to develop good games saw their games unwanted and their profits turn to deficits.

But I say to you that resist not evil, whosoever shall smite you on your right cheek, turn to him the other also.

That has spurred doting owners to turn to vitamins, aromatherapy and even acupuncture to help their companions through their old age.

With her little education and total ignorance of the real world, Zou had little choice but to turn to physical labor.

Our studies show that people are still very likely to turn to a health professional when they need a diagnosis or are planning a treatment.

When it was his turn to speak, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao seemed to acknowledge the concerns, a senior administration official said.

She gives him a dazzling smile. Darcy looks startled. He has no idea she heard him. Now it is his turn to blush.

A wooden stake through the heart will cause a vampire to turn to ash.

But in order to enjoy the light of God's countenance, the soul must turn to God and trust Him to let His light shine in upon it.

Unimaginative as it may be, I will now turn to violence to solve my problems with you.

It is now his turn to set me up to a nice dinner.

This allows for a large cross-sectional area of the solenoid turns, thus reducing the turn-to-turn capacitive coupling.

we turn to Saint Columban, one of the many Irish monks who contributed to the re-evangelization of Europe in the early Middle Ages.

Politicians seem perfectly happy to turn to scientific method if it will get them elected.

They don't want to be told that such a radical turn to the right is not, in fact, necessary.

The Chinese army is far from the only one to turn to these winged warriors in times of trouble.

The father asked each son in turn to try to break the bundle, but none of them could do it .

Consortium members have had to offer higher rates of interest to borrowers and turn to docile retail investors for funds.

All that must go will turn to sand and be blown away by the heavy winds of celestial encounter.

Troubled Sam inspector had to turn to the old actor zhe red? Ryan, together worthy of the tragedy gradually emerging.

Worse, still, it was just the time of the wheat harvest and the people had to abandon their fields and turn to halting the flood.

The channels to solve problem have been changed, we don't have to turn to teachers or books now, Baidu will figure them out.

Those who try to quit often experience depression, severe headaches, and sometimes get a lot of weight as they turn to food as a substitute.

You could turn to HR, though I don't like your chances: an HR lackey usually has little sway over a Master of the Universe.

At his turn to play from his hand or from dummy declarer may request an explanation of a defender's call or card play understandings.

Therefore, I advise both of you to persevere patiently and turn to Almighty Allah for consolation.

Xiao Ming, your class tall and handsome that the boy is when you turn to the class? When he was born? His hobby is? Can detailed and I say?

The younger should turn to the side when drinking with an old Korean to show his respect.

No phone calls, greeting, and no time for an appointment. you're too busy, i know. if one day i love you, your turn to understand.

Any of you who have questions are welcome to turn to me at any time.

These children desperately need help to tackle their problems but feel they have no one to turn to.

Don't waste this Christmas. It's time for you to turn to God.

To understand the role of K Street and Wall Street in Bush's America, we might more profitably turn to Galbraith than to Samuelson.

Well, I'd turn to say something to Rob only to find out he was nowhere near me, he would be all the way across the fire.

"These individuals have higher levels of vulnerability and tend to turn to food as an escape from self-awareness, " O'Connor said.

Your mom has done so much for you. She fed you, dressed you, scolded you, hugged you. . . now it's your turn to pamper your mom!

One car in the hand of an irresponsible person can turn to be a piece of arms to kill people.

Finally, always in trouble of conscience, like a long bed of thorns, the turn to turn to no longer sleep.

For the ultimate safety with your bond investments, you can turn to the U. S. government, the most reliable borrower in the world.

If you read enough , you will find that you will acquire a large vocabulary without needing to turn to the dictionary all the time .

An idea occurred to me that I might turn to my English teacher for help.

I believe most entrepreneurs go into a new business convinced they will not fail and then act obsessively at every turn to avoid failure.

Even with reserves worth 25% of GDP, South Korea had to turn to the Fed for an emergency liquidity line of dollars.

Let me turn to a third issue: global crises that arise from the constantly changing microbial world.

Taking advantage of the difficult condition that we have nobody to turn to, they took over our company.

With health-care reform under his belt, he will soon be able to turn to world affairs with his status enhanced.

When such a vital source of financing runs out, the small-business owner must turn to the banking system.

It's your turn to share what you think about loneliness. How would you have answered the question?

The best advantage about joining the organization is that you have someone to turn to when you're down in the dumps.

When conversations turn to inter-office politics, get out before someone can misinterpret your words to fit their cause.

Once again, also, you have to decide which cards to turn to see if the rule was broken.

Linda: Don't you know if you watch too much TV, your brain will turn to mush?

Sarah's first step is to turn to her internal ATS -- Applicant Tracking System.

They are one family, and i turn to be a stranger. It should be the stranger leaves.

When you feel unhappy , you also can turn to me as previously. I am ready to act as your audience.

When the dust of death has choked a great man's voice , the common words he said turn to oracles .

Countries that have leant on exporting cheap goods to the rich world need instead to turn to internal sources of spending.

As they were out of work, Mr. and Mrs. Black had to turn to their relatives for help.

Today, we turn to the question of distributive justice.

Banks are having trouble securing short-term funding; two banks had to turn to the European Central Bank for dollars again this week.

When the bar slides left or right, the yaw dampener needs to add right or left rudder to the turn to smooth it out.

The only approach to solving the problem is to turn to others for help.

The first people to turn to when you're down and out are the Jews. I had three of them on my hands almost at once. Sympathetic souls.

You turn to your right and see a small table with a brilliant Crown of Light sitting on it.

But before you turn to a fitness program as the solution to your particular health or weight concern, consider what science has found.

I'm awfully sorry to hear that. I'll turn to it right away.

And for longer trips, he said, they might turn to the Metro.

Equilibrium relations reflected by the model can turn to be a base for investors' making portfolio decision.

Third, I would like to turn to public finance , an issue that has not been fully addressed.