| The ground and flight crews achieved a very quick turn-around of two hours and 15 minutes. |
| We are now focusing on what needs to be done in stages two and three of our turn-around plan to return to financial balance in subsequent financial years. |
| Apart from the price, the long turn-around time of the tests has also been a reason to frequently forgo dioxin analyses. |
| That they are even close to setting a defensive record is testament to their turn-around in fortunes this season. |
| A cultural turn-around is usually marked by emotive rhetoric, sometimes even dazzling oratory. |
| It only applies to ailing companies that have potential for a turn-around. |
