turn away in English

distance, send away; become distanced

Use "turn away" in a sentence

1. Turn Away From Bad

2. I saw George turn away.

3. Bandboxical Apologize profusely and turn away

4. Put on goggles or turn away.

5. We should not turn away those in need.

6. A doctor cannot turn away a dying man.

7. But the stupid hate to turn away from bad.

8. If you turn away from me, I'll kill myself.

9. To Avert is to turn away or to prevent

10. I determined never to turn away from Him again.

11. 21 May the crushed one not turn away disappointed;+

12. What can help you turn away from your sins?

13. Turn away, turn, turn aside He kept his eyes Averted

14. “Fear Jehovah and turn away from bad.” —PROVERBS 3:7.

15. Arched: to cause to turn away from a straight line

16. Arching: to cause to turn away from a straight line

17. Bend: to cause to turn away from a straight line

18. Arcing: to turn away from a straight line or course

19. The scene was so sickening I had to turn away.

20. Turn away from anything that seems like a gateway to spiritism.

21. Brothers and sisters, do we turn away the still, small voice?

22. 7 Hard times are forcing community colleges to turn away students.

23. The sight was so horrible that I had to look/turn away.

24. When they show an operation on TV, I have to turn away.

25. The insurance company has promised not to turn away its existing customers.

26. We simply cannot turn away from our agreements of # and # adopted by consensus

27. Similarly, the Bible teaches that “wise men turn away wrath” (Proverbs 29:8).

28. “Turn away, turn away, get out of there, touch nothing unclean; get out from the midst of her, keep yourselves clean, you who are carrying the utensils of Jehovah.” —ISAIAH 52:11.

29. 8 Be warned, O Jerusalem, or I* will turn away from you in disgust;+

30. What does it mean to “turn away from your sins” (2 Nephi 9:45)?

31. The stadium was jammed and they had to turn away hundreds of disappointed fans.

32. At times, some young ones, like the prodigal son, may turn away from the truth.

33. Avert definition is - to turn away or aside (the eyes, one's gaze, etc.) in avoidance

34. Ordinary people everywhere recoil and turn away in fear from these fiendish brutes of agents.

35. In fact, each time you turn away from it, you have won a significant victory.

36. Turn away, swing the arms and club and then pull the body and legs through.

37. Synonyms & Antonyms of Crooking. 1 to cause to turn away from a straight line

38. Concerning those whose form of worship is powerless, Paul tells us: “From these turn away.”

39. Peter answers, telling us to “turn away from what is bad and do what is good.”

40. The verb Avert comes from Latin roots that mean "to turn away from." Averting …

41. But Jeanie would just turn away, hunch her shoulder and hook her arm, covering the page.

42. Susan replied with her usual gentle dignity, but a soft answer does not invariably turn away wrath.

43. (Matthew 24:35; Hebrews 13:5) Second, we “will flee from him,” or turn away from him.

44. Rick Scott on Monday slammed the decision to turn away Bahamians trying to seek refuge in the U.S

45. Tree services were swamped with calls from residents and firewood lots had to turn away truckloads of wood.

46. And the pirate, if that is what he was, revved up his engines and began to turn away.

47. Jehovah will never reject, or turn away, a heart that is “broken and crushed” by the burden of guilt.

48. 16 And now, O Lord, wilt thou turn away thine anger, and try again if they will serve thee?

49. If Joe is with me, I turn away and look silently out the window until I manage to control myself.

50. “Turn away from what is bad and do what is good, and so reside to time indefinite,” continued the psalmist.