turning (to) (Meaning)

turning (to)

to apply oneself to work

The car dangerously swerved, turning to avoid the deer in the road.
The clock ticked steadily, turning moments into memories.
The page turned to reveal the next chapter in the thrilling novel.
The key turned smoothly in the lock, granting access to the secret room.
The weather vane creaked and turned to face the changing wind.
The child's head turned quickly as she heard her name being called.
The tide was turning, gently lapping at the sandy shore.
The world seemed to be turning upside down as the earthquake shook everything.
The ship's captain turned the wheel expertly, navigating through the choppy waters.
The young woman's life took an unexpected turn when she met the love of her life.

to apply oneself to work

resorting (to), referring (to), consulting,going (to), falling back on,using, utilizing, employing,depending (on), relying (on)

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The car dangerously swerved, turning to avoid the deer in the road.

The clock ticked steadily, turning moments into memories.

The page turned to reveal the next chapter in the thrilling novel.

The key turned smoothly in the lock, granting access to the secret room.