71.   She begins to cry and turns her face away.

72.   She turned her face and focused her eyes on the ground.

73.   She stretches her arms out wide along a row of blue bottles and smiles, her face turned upward, eyes closed.

74.   Soon, she instinctively turned her face to the wall at a sign of the master or mistress, just as a maid from the era would have done.

75.   The girl turned her face away.

76.   The story begins at the Whitney in the turn-of-the-century Gilded Age, when a prosperous nation turned its face toward Europe.

77.   The wind pressure turns your face to rubber.

78.   Those who turned their faces to the policemen were beaten much more, he said.

79.   This mask turns its face toward the sky.

80.   Thus the cards of history are reshuffled, some buried at the bottom of the deck, some turned face up on the table.