turn the tide

Time, care and attention had turned the tide for him.

Everybody wants to be the one to turn the tide.

Most of the time I believe we will turn the tide.

What had turned the tide was not of our doing.

He knew that would be enough to turn the tide.

It's up to you to turn the tide of the war.

But a second paper, published in 1989, began to turn the tide.

And the British turn the tide of the war, there.

Can he find a way to turn the tide of the battle around?

I don't know when, but you have the ability to turn the tide of a battle.

The leaders of this effort turned the tide and then ran the party for the next 15 years.

"The only way it could happen is, you know, people turn the tide and talk about things that happened in the past."

We must therefore take the steps to turn the tide now.

But it may have been enough to turn the tide in individual communities.

But starting today, health authorities should be able to turn the tide.

Several things started to turn the tide in Atlanta's favor.

He quickly organized the army and helped to turn the tide of the war.

"No single case is going to turn the tide in this state," he said.

Would its fire power turn the tide of battle in our favor?

You turned the tide of a battle then, centuries ago.

This action turned the tide of battle to the government's favor.

By doing this, perhaps they could turn the tide of humanity.

Can he turn the tides and win his biggest battle?

But he is counting on two factors to turn the tide.

By fall, some factors seemed to be turning the tide back toward "Today."