81.   The relative good times in England probably mean that there will be no groundswell of anti-government feeling or sharp political turns in music for at least a few years.

82.   The sharp turns in stock prices followed a similar move in the bond market, where prices headed higher early Wednesday afternoon.

83.   The system accommodated a sharp turn last November because that was what those who voted decided they wanted.

84.   The SUVs are more prone to rolling over during sharp turns or when they strike low objects like curbs and guardrails.

85.   The thrill of a personal watercraft is derived from careening through the wake of another vessel, which means making sharp turns at high speed, often without warning.

86.   Then expectations take a sharp turn.

87.   There were sharp turns and rolling hills, major distractions for riders who prefer straight lines.

88.   This complex of problems marks a sharp turn in fortune for a couple that once seemed to have all Turkey at their feet.

89.   Though somewhat modified, a sharp turn to much colder weather will be noticed in the East on Sunday.

90.   Tolkin takes a sharp left turn for the spiritual once Tom reaches prison and begins telling strangely religious stories to the other inmates.