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Meanings of turning of in English

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Usage of turning of in English
1
This is all very inconsequential to the turning of the planet, however.
The Guardian
2
We track the days and tend to the smooth turning of things.
The Wise Man’s Fear
3
Then at the turning of the road we came to the caravanserai.
Greenmantle
4
At a turning of the path the moon shone on this phantom.
Monsieur, Madame, and Bébé — Volume 02
5
The turning of the handle and then the knocking on the door?
The Yellow Streak
6
As she watched, she saw the turning of the tide below them.
Frida; Or, The Lover's Leap: A Legend Of The West Country / From...
7
Burgoyne's surrender marked the turning of the tide against the British arms.
The Father of British Canada: a Chronicle of Carleton
8
At the turning of the lonnin to Shoulthwaite she met Willy Ray.
The Shadow of a Crime: A Cumbrian Romance
9
Hoolagaloo had suffered a turning of the head by his good fortune.
The Ape, the Idiot & Other People
10
The prompt turning of the key sounded, he thought, a little ungracious.
The Tempting of Tavernake
11
Then, at the turning of a stair, almost the last, Darien paused.
The darkest road
12
The essence of righteousness lies in the turning of the individual toward God.
The Conquest of Fear
13
The fate of the accused depended on the miraculous turning of the psalter.
The Customs of Old England
14
I left them at the turning of the Low-Wood bay under the trees.
In a Green Shade / A Country Commentary
15
There was a turning of the knob, and Izon came in.
The Nine-Tenths
16
She paused at the turning of the stair, and leaned over to say:
Despair's Last Journey
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Turning of through the time
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