Examples of 'i turned to see' in a sentence
Meaning of "i turned to see"
This phrase implies that the speaker or narrator shifted their gaze or attention towards a particular direction or person in order to observe or perceive something. It suggests a curiosity or interest in visually exploring the object or subject being referred to. It can also indicate a sudden realization or awareness of something unexpected or surprising
How to use "i turned to see" in a sentence
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i turned to see
I turned to see who made the remark.
It was so real to me that I turned to see if someone was there.
I turned to see yet another young man.
I heard a voice and I turned to see who it was.
I turned to see the man who addressed me.
Suddenly the door opened and I turned to see an older man walked in.
I turned to see what they were looking at.
As several scooters pulled up beside us, I turned to see who we could talk to.
I turned to see the creature approaching me.
My heart jumped, and I turned to see who was there.
I turned to see a bald man and his wife.
A hand grasped my shoulder, and I turned to see William there.
I turned to see who it was and if they were even talking to me.
The voice broke out from the door, and I turned to see Madison standing there.
I turned to see the outline of a face.
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Vulnerable condition, noted this, and I turned to see him.
I turned to see who the interrupter of my thought processes was.
Hey, babe, Stone crooned, and I turned to see who he was talking to.
I turned to see his eyes and he did the same.
A lass of 17 or 18, a flower bud just bursting into bloom . I heard a scream and I turned to see.
I turned to see the voice that was speaking with me.
Both Tabal and I turned to see the source of the voice.
I turned to see my husband standing next to me at the computer.
As I was running, I turned to see if anyone was chasing after me.
I turned to see if the prince was running after me.
When I felt no impact, I turned to see Sergio charging towards the rear door.
I turned to see her standing in the doorway looking at me.
John writes, " And I turned to see the voice that was speaking with me.
I turned to see her run into the surf.
Verse 12, " And I turned to see the voice that was speaking with me.
I turned to see who was calling.
And I turned to see one on a branch.
I turned to see if anyone was following us.
Then I turned to see Bob was no longer with us.
I turned to see whom they were speaking of and all eyes were on me.
I turned to see that someone had entered the room.
I turned to see two men.
I turned to see how my husband was.
I turned to see him beckoning.
I turned to see the man who had attacked us before.
I turned to see my friend staring at me.
I turned to see the girl who had talked to me earlier.
I turned to see these four young monks laughing and waving at me.
I turned to see his red face before he left the room.
I turned to see a sickly red tentacle covered in spines slithering up from beneath the soil.
I turned to see if James had watched me leave.
I turned to see that Dan was gone.
I turned to see the angry face of Will.
I turned to see Evan standing behind me.
I turned to see John smiling beatifically.
