Examples of using Turnabout in English and their translations into German
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Turnabout is fair play.
How could such a turnabout occur?
Turnabout is fair play.
Hypothetically, you know, is, the turnabout, of course.
You have to realize the turnabout... that I have gone through in the last three days.
Each lookout spot has appropriate signals,parking space and a turnabout in its proximity.
So, deciding that turnabout was more than fair play.
B& B Turnabout is in the village Witten ideally located between the friendly center of Assen and the beautiful nature of Drenthe.
At 2500 meters from B& B Turnabout is TT Circuit Assen TT….
This turnabout reminds naturally the"he sent away the atheists" of Holy Polycarpus and the power of Origen.
We tore to pieces the speech bubbles of"the lack of an alternative", the"best government since the turnabout" or the"social justice of Peer Steinbrück!
I believe their recent turnabout was nothing more than a ruse... to keep us off guard.
And among the people are those who worship Allah on the[very] fringe: if good fortune befalls him, he is content with it;but if an ordeal visits him he makes a turnabout.
Interesting turnabout, but even if I do not deliver the Duchess alive to the Separatists.
And among the people are those who worship Allah on the[very] fringe: if good fortune befalls him, he is content with it;but if an ordeal visits him he makes a turnabout, to become a loser in the world and the Hereafter. That is manifest loss.
At 2500 meters from B& B Turnabout is TT Circuit Assen TT Evenementenhal, which can be reached on foot.
This is quite a turnabout for an economy that for years had crept along at what was derisively called the“Hindu rate of growth”- around 3%- while much of the rest of Asia shot ahead. For more than four decades after Independence in 1947, India suffered from the economics of nationalism, which equated political independence with economic self-sufficiency and so relegated the country to bureaucratic protectionism and stagnation.
The increase in the use of fertilizers in 1995 confirmed the turnabout noted in 1994 from the downward trend observed in the previous six years.
With some irony, Europe's turnabout was revealed the same day that Israel announced it was planning to destroy eight villages in the West Bank, expelling their 1,500 Palestinian inhabitants, to make way for a military firing zone.
But now, in an abrupt and commendable turnabout, the Obama administration put the issue of conflicts of interest in the financial sector firmly on the table.