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Meanings of turning half in English
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Usage of turning half in English
1
Charles, turning half round to the people, said in a loud voice-
2
Detective Yu had slept fitfully, tossing and turning half of the night.
3
She had heard him tossing and turning half the night before he settled down.
4
Then, turning half to the young Rameri and half to his sister, she said:
5
He moved restlessly, turning half away, not looking at her.
6
Suddenly Merrifield sank on one knee, turning half round, his face aflame with excitement.
7
Lingard, turning half round in the stern sheets, looked at the smoke on the shore.
8
Then turning half-about in the doorway, Deadwood Dick continued:
9
She must have dozed off after tossing and turning half the night, sweating and uncomfortable.
10
I say, doing the very thing he has forbidden me, reddening and turning half away.
11
Then he heard the moan again, and turning half around, began to grin to himself.
12
And he was turning half contemptuously away, when she again faced him with flashing eyes.
13
But Gray saw the way the man drew inward, turning half away, lost in deeper thoughts.
14
After tossing and turning half the night, I didn't particularly want to relive the murders yet again.
15
She was continually turning half-way about against the wind to reclaim the truant end of the boa.
16
And Miss Bloxam, turning half-round in her seat, devoted her attention to the polo-players with laudable persistency.
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Turning half through the time
Turning half across language varieties
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