91.   Ross abruptly delayed his announced departure for Washington on Monday when the talks took a turn for the better.

92.   Sales of previously-owned homes fell during April to the lowest level in almost three years as the U.S. economy took a turn for the worse.

93.   She had found and lost two jobs, and on a day about a year ago, things took what seemed another turn for the worse.

94.   She said he continued to buy jewelry until his plight took a distinct turn for the worse about a year ago.

95.   Snap your fingers and your life turns for one mad, unrehearsed moment into a musical production.

96.   Sixth at the start, she was still fifth after three-quarters of a mile and third as they rounded the turn for home.

97.   Skinner took advantage of the mishap, dropping low and passing Bickle underneath on the third turn for the lead.

98.   So many Detroiters felt it was their turn for a hockey championship in a town in which sports are the major form of live entertainment and community pride.

99.   So my health has taken a turn for the worse in the last four months.

100.   So The Wall Street Journal reports that rich families can rise above the quaint custom of waiting their turn for a Disney World attraction.