31.   And until there is an ergonomic study on the hazards of turning pages, they could always read a book.

32.   And then I turned the page of the catalog and saw a photograph of a bottle containing a clear and deadly-looking liquid.

33.   And why should the reader have to do the work of turning the pages to find its author and date when that information should precede each selection?

34.   Another page was turned Friday in a story too strange for fiction.

35.   As part of a younger generation, I am less colored by anger than by a desire to turn the page.

36.   As the children turn the pages or spin the cylinders, they form new words.

37.   At a meeting Monday evening with Christian youth, the pope needed help turning the pages of his speech.

38.   As she began turning the page, her suspicion was confirmed.

39.   As she turned the pages of the family guest book, she offered glimpses of elegant dinners and Kentucky Derby breakfasts.

40.   At every bend, spectacular ocean vistas unfolded like turning pages beyond the dense green scrub on either side of us.