71.   She turned her back to him and fiddled with a trolley, and bit her cheek till it bled.

72.   She took her hand away, turning her back to him.

73.   Rachel turned her back, walked to the door without another word, and when she had closed it behind her she leant on it, drawing shaking breaths.

74.   He broke off suddenly, his face rigid, then swore violently, pushing her from him, turning his back, raking a hand through his dark hair.

75.   Under his searching gaze she turned her back on him, and began to walk away, though her legs felt weak and shaky.

76.   Pride in her soared up then and she turned her back on the phone.

77.   The intended effect, within the province, must be to so terrify the nationalist population that more will turn their backs on Sinn Fein and the IRA.

78.   FORTY-SOMETHING women are turning their backs on careers and embracing family life.

79.   Meanwhile, forty-something women are turning their backs on careers and embracing family life.

80.   A FORMER schoolteacher who decided to turn his back on his profession to follow his first love of painting is the latest winner of the Menter y Mis award.