111.   Yet as things happen in this sort of novel, good luck soon turns the tide.

112.   After another Duke miss, LaRue scored again to give Virginia the lead, but Tillis followed with consecutive baskets to turn the tide again.

113.   After another Duke miss, LaRue scored again to give Virginia the lead, but Tillis followed with consecutive baskets to finally turn the tide.

114.   Almost two years after tuberculosis was declared a global crisis, little has been done to turn the tide against it, researchers warn.

115.   Although Felippini dominated the match, Venero struggled back from a weak first set and appeared to turn the tide with a third-set victory.

116.   And the strikers will allow only small groups of other students onto the campus -- too few to turn the tide in their discussions.

117.   Angolan and Zimbabwean forces turned the tide on the western front and are now pushing east.

118.   Angolan troops this week helped the government turn the tide of the nearly month-long war.

119.   As long as it does, Serbs still could pour men and equipment back into the battlefield to try to turn the tide.

120.   But by then it was too late to turn the tide.