The plan in his head turned to page three and stopped.

Right now I'm going to turn to page thirty seven.

Turn to page 14 to see which takes your fancy.

Now turn to page 7 to find out how you scored.

For full results of the survey turn to pages 8, 10 and 13.

He turned into his report and indicated that everyone should turn to page 4.

"Now I turn to page one and speed read it."

Turn to pages 2-6 to see how these methods work.

Sir, while you've got the paper there turn to page three.

This is similar to turning to page 23 in the account book.

And I ask you to turn to page 4 of that transcript.

I made a choice, turned to page 97 and the protagonist died.

He had turned to pages on which the news accounts were continued.

He turns to Page 288, where career leaders are listed.

"Fine, now if you will please turn to page one."

And I am telling you all to turn to page 394."

Turn to page 29 of your wine list for the three simple questions and entry form.

Turn to page 46 for a chance to win a pair of great Line 7 boots.

Turn to page 183 and fill in the couple to reach us no later than December 22.

All you need do is turn to Page 68.

"Now please turn to page seven and read the marked text."

Last night, I told them to turn to page 70 in the playbook, and they got it.

If you turn to page eight what's that John?

Turn to page 45 for a sneak preview of the cover.

For a lesson in the birds and the bees, turn to page 12.

"I have to turn a page and start a new life."

She looked down at her book and slowly turned a page.

He did not seem to have turned a page since Tom had sat down.

He turned a page, then smiled and looked up at her.

It took him quite a while to figure out what they were doing; until, in fact, both of them had turned a page.

Then he turned a page and pointed at something else.

He took his eyes from the window and slowly turned a page.

He would have to remember to turn a page occasionally.

I turned a page, looked at the name of publisher.

She turned a page, and found that young Jason had asked the same question.

I was turning a page when something caught my eye.

I turned a page, bored with local politics and business.

She turned a page of what seemed to be a large ledger.

She turned a page in the log book and continued writing.

He hadn't turned a page in the last ten minutes.

She leaned into the desk again and turned a page.

He was intent on the book, turning a page every now and then.

Richard turned a page forward, to what a moment before had been blank.

Never turn a page if someone nearby has a solo.

He turned a page and cracked the spine of the book.

He hadn't turned a page of the book since we'd been standing there.

A lot of people lick their fingers before they turn a page.

Every time you turn a page in a history book, there's a different war going on."

But he hadn't turned a page in almost twenty minutes.

Bill opened the book with gentle fingers and turned a page.

Could she take any of them and turn the page to higher ground?

But at any given moment, you must know when to turn the page.

"I do think people turn the page pretty quickly in politics."

"One has to know history in order to turn the page."

Then she turned the pages around for us to see.

He turned the page to the 9th and started down the list.

He turned the page back and looked at the little girls again.

He turned the pages, going toward the back of the book.

I turned the pages, and a whole lost world was brought to life.

"It's better for us to turn the page and give our team a new look."

However, I find that the time has come to turn the page on the past, and to look to the future.

All you had to do was turn the page and order another round.

He turned the pages back to start from the beginning.

Taking the book, she turned the pages and found it.

Turn the page to find out more about how this treatment might work.

"This is just one of those that you turn the page on."

"I still think people will find the strength to turn the page."

Turn the page himself, so to speak, and go on.

I turned the page of the magazine to see if there was more.

"The most important thing is that you can turn the page," she said.

Then they both sat down and Will turned the page of the magazine.

"You have to be able to turn the page on a year," he said.

If food is fuel to you, turn the page and get on with your life.

He turned the page and found a second drawing with red on the ground.

But it's going to take some time back home, to turn the page and build a new sound world.

"I have to turn a page and start a new life."

She looked down at her book and slowly turned a page.

He did not seem to have turned a page since Tom had sat down.

He turned a page, then smiled and looked up at her.

It took him quite a while to figure out what they were doing; until, in fact, both of them had turned a page.

Then he turned a page and pointed at something else.

He took his eyes from the window and slowly turned a page.

He would have to remember to turn a page occasionally.

I turned a page, looked at the name of publisher.

She turned a page, and found that young Jason had asked the same question.

I was turning a page when something caught my eye.

I turned a page, bored with local politics and business.

She turned a page of what seemed to be a large ledger.

She turned a page in the log book and continued writing.

He hadn't turned a page in the last ten minutes.

She leaned into the desk again and turned a page.

He was intent on the book, turning a page every now and then.

Richard turned a page forward, to what a moment before had been blank.

Never turn a page if someone nearby has a solo.

He turned a page and cracked the spine of the book.

He hadn't turned a page of the book since we'd been standing there.

A lot of people lick their fingers before they turn a page.

Every time you turn a page in a history book, there's a different war going on."

But he hadn't turned a page in almost twenty minutes.

Bill opened the book with gentle fingers and turned a page.