Examples of 'now the tables' in a sentence
Meaning of "now the tables"
now the tables: This phrase could be referring to a shift in power dynamics, strategies, or outcomes in a situation or relationship. It is often used to indicate a reversal or change in circumstances
How to use "now the tables" in a sentence
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now the tables
But now the tables have turned.
Mussolini may have come to power first, but now the tables have turned.
And now the tables have turned.
Oh, and that is a tough break for Eddie Towne, and now the tables are turned.
Now the tables may have turned.
She ruled you by fear . Now the tables have turned, and you want the same.
Now the tables have probably turned.
That 's nice . Well, now the tables have turned.
Now the tables are finally turning.
I did . But now the tables have turned.
Now the tables were turning.
But now the tables are turned.
Now the tables fall.
And now the tables are turned.
Now the tables are overturned.
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Well, now the tables have turned.
But now the tables are turned and I do not know if I can trust you.
Now the tables have turned, and you want the same.
Now the tables were turned, and it was Disraeli who prevailed.
Now the tables had turned - now I was the new guy.
And now the tables are turned, and I do not know if I can trust you.
But now the tables are turned Yeah and I don't know if I can trust you.
Now the tables are turned!
Now the tables are turned, can he take the shot?
Now the tables were turned, and they lovingly reached out to us . ".
Well, now the tables have turned . I am sorry.
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