Expressions with ’turn’ - Part 3

Expressions with ‘turn’ - Part III

• I had an editing contract that had a two-week turn-around
• Seeing him dressed up in a suit like that really kind of turned me on.
• He burped at the dinner table after he finished eating. That turned me right off.
• It always turns me on when she smiles at me.
• It always turns me off when I see someone with long, dirty fingernails.
• Oh, the weather’s turning ugly. It’s going to dump a half a foot of snow this weekend.
• Your son turned 10 years old?! OMG!
• It’s like she turned into a totally different person!
• Buy yourself a new suit and see if you can turn some heads.
• I decided to turn over a new leaf and cut out my bad habits.
• I started off just walking, but then turned up the heat a bit by doing weights.
• Don’t fight back. Instead, just turn the other cheek and ignore him.
• He turned the tables on his unappreciative boss and started his own business.
• He’s at a turning point in his career. I told him not to turn his nose up at any offers.

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