take a different turn

At this point, history might have taken a different turn.

But now it looked as if her job might have taken a different turn.

The show took a different turn at the beginning of the 1997-1998 season.

But things on that front too ultimately took a different turn.

Had it done these things history might have taken a different turning.

The women entered, and the talk took a different turn.

But after the first few sentences, things began to take a different turn.

After the midday break, however, things took a different turn.

They accidentally meet after a couple of years and the movie takes a different turn.

Mary Pat followed him out, but took a different turn.

They brought us both in and just took a different turn with it."

If the bones had been found in the garden, the investigation would have taken a different turn.

"Sure, the economy may take a different turn," he said.

From round two onward, the series took a different turn.

If the Yankees had scored there, the series might have taken a different turn.

Yet after a while it took a different turn.

He simply walked in behind one of the movers, and took a different turn just inside the front door.

Sometime in 1971, the Nixon strategy took a different turn.

The barking faded as the wind took a different turn.

But this neat moral drama took a different turn last week.

Soon, however, events were to take a different turn.

The game's plot takes a different turn of events compared to its predecessors.

But tonight the conversation has taken a different turn.

His parents' lives, however, have taken a different turn.

The series takes a different turn than its predecessor; becoming far darker.