have turned the corner

At the end of six weeks I had turned the corner.

I hope we have turned the corner and are beginning to listen.

The economy may well have turned the corner by the next election.

If their track record is anything to go by the States could just have turned the corner.

"It's been a long hard road to get here but in the last few months we have turned the corner," he says.

Next moment we had turned the corner and my home was out of sight.

Iowa officials say the state's economy has turned the corner.

In a moment she had turned the corner, beyond the range of his gun.

"Business and industry have turned the corner," he said in January 1930.

We walked the other way till they had turned the corner.

He had turned the corner at the back of the store and was now in the middle passage.

Even better: perhaps the country itself had turned the corner in its long and frustrating war over culture.

Perhaps most significant, at least some photo retailers say sales have turned the corner.

By Christmas, many believed that the firm had turned the corner.

"We may well have turned the corner" in this important sector, she said.

"Even without the gulf crisis we have turned the corner," he said.

Perhaps it is the image of the Cowboys that has turned the corner.

He was sure that someone had turned the corner seconds before the pickup hit him.

But analysts still hesitate to say the company has turned the corner.

Now the message is that they have turned the corner and things will get better."

When the police car had turned the corner I found myself panting, not knowing what to do.

Just when you think he has turned the corner.

When she had turned the corner, I saw her footprints in the dust.

Indeed, the wagon had turned the corner and they were heading south now, no longer west.

I really believe she has turned the corner, and that we are over her troubles with dreaming.