a person or thing that turns or is employed in turning.
a person who fashions or shapes objects on a lathe.
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In 2013, Turner attempted, unsuccessfully, to pass a measure that would have replaced the governor’s appointees on the PUC with an elected commissioner.
After the first two swats, players grew more mindful of Turner’s presence.
Once the offseason buzz subsided, Turner became the ultimate disrupter for a Pacers team that came charging out of the gates before cooling recently.
Turner has established himself as a franchise cornerstone, and, as of December, General Manager Mike Rizzo expected to pick up long-term extension discussions in the spring.
In a brief teleconference Thursday, Heinicke said he is comfortable with Turner’s offense despite only being in Washington for about a month, adding “we do a great job of preparing in the quarterback room as if we are going to play.”
Somehow Turner nailed that one second of surpassing natural force.
But there was a lot more to Turner than a masochistic mission to understand the elements.
As in the case of Turner, the core of the intellect is missing.
As for the artist, the great Turner canvases, his watercolors and his sketch books are never allowed to speak.
Is there a biography that you think is both a good place to start with Lincoln and a good page-turner?
Indian battle at Turner's falls, on Connecticut river above Greenfield.
And as for Turner, the man who dares to say that he “painted English life as it was,” dares much.
Turner was an artist of the rarest and most generous equipment, and he had to do what he did, and never reasoned why he did it.
But although Turner has exaggerated the ruggedness of Hindhead in his picture, the place is not at all gracious or suave.
The horror and amazement of the advance guard of Turner's force may be imagined when they came upon the scene of conflict.