81.   After Adam left for college, Patti and Jeff turned a corner.

82.   After clawing my way up one scramble, I turned a corner and had to squeeze by a massive rock looming like some mythic ocean liner.

83.   After problems with local guerrilla movements and bad weather, the tourism sectors in Mexico and Peru are starting to turn the corner.

84.   After turning a corner, the bridge comes into sight, and the real adventure begins.

85.   Again you can pick your numbers, but if you look realistically, you would find that most of the upstate economies or regions have turned the corner.

86.   Brondo turned a corner and we all gasped in unison.

87.   Bush suggested, though, that he had turned a corner in trying to win acquiescence, if not full support, for his plan across much of Europe.

88.   But a month ago, the chaotic existence of Marta Nelson turned a corner.

89.   Brusca is strong enough to gain yardage up the middle and quick enough to turn the corner for game-breaking runs.

90.   But Charismatic turned a corner last month when he started racing every two weeks, with startling results.