Similar words: turnaround time, runaround, around, all around, go around, get around, bum around, look around. Meaning: n. 1. time need to prepare a vessel or ship for a return trip 2. a decision to reverse an earlier decision 3. an area sufficiently large for a vehicle to turn around 4. act or process of unloading and loading and servicing a vessel or aircraft for a return trip 5. turning in the opposite direction.
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(31) The turnaround was to have begun in the deserts of Arizona.
(32) Meanwhile, many delivery and turnaround times were cut by more than half.
(33) The most striking turnaround from traditional public opinion is on managing the economy.
(34) The expected turnaround in the beer industry has, for various reasons, not yet occurred.
(35) Perhaps Mr Bush will not be as good as was first rumoured, but why the sudden turnaround in sentiment?
(36) Jenkins is confident the company will make a major turnaround this year.
(37) But there are signs that a turnaround may be in the offing.
(38) He gets frustrated because people want some super-dramatic explanation for his turnaround.
(39) Other methods of monitoring response and turnaround times are therefore needed.
(40) He says the government's turnaround on interest and exchange rate policies should give an extra boost to Christmas trading too.
(41) The charter incorporates a formal statement of three standards: accuracy, punctuality and delivery turnaround.
(42) Shorten turnaround time, mean can use ready money better.
(43) Touchdown turnaround, play by play, keep the score.
(44) The turnaround could not come at a better time.
(45) Our turnaround wasn't only due to the workers.
(46) Its purpose is to provide fast turnaround.
(47) A stunning turnaround began in the mid 1970 s.
(48) My favorite was a twisting turnaround bank shot that Bryant executed more than once in the six-game series.
(49) A new survey shows signs of a turnaround in Northern California's housing market.
(50) As Alan Pardew said, you would struggle to see this sort of turnaround in a seven-a-side Sunday kick about,(www.Sentencedict.com) let alone in the Premier League.
(51) Escrow deposit at start of project and full payment on completion. Need a quick turnaround time and someone to start immediately.
(52) Loan data from U. S. credit-card issuers offered scant evidence of an imminent turnaround, dashing hopes that positive trends from a month earlier were gaining momentum.
(53) If you ever need us, we're here to help. Fast response, turnaround!
(54) What use as plane battalion freight is elevatory, turnaround time will become more and more important.
(55) The turnaround time may be determined by the specific test items.
(56) The chief executive of Blacks Leisure will leave the company midway through the rollout of his turnaround strategy.
(57) Line Turnaround is the time required to change data transmission direction on a telephone line.
(58) The bidding fever surrounding Calgary was a critical point in the Olympic turnaround.
(59) Well-understood techniques can help you soup up these packets, reduce the number of them, and optimize their turnaround time.
(60) It was a swift turnaround from a game that started shakily for Chien - Ming Wang.
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