turn out's Usage Examples:

"A noble spouter he"ll sure turn out, or An out and outer to be let alone; Don"t try to hinder him, or to bewilder him, For he.

Garret is promptly murdered on Swearengen's orders, only for the claim to turn out a very rich one.

in your workaday world, the melons you plant can turn out to be no more than melon-sized, while in Tony"s realm, melons may grow as big as moons.

all such satisfactions, Lewis argues, turn out to be "false Florimels," delusive images of wax that melt before one"s eyes and invariably fail to provide.

to defeat The Eliminators in a tag team match, which would turn out to be his last match in ECW.

Although registered as a player, Magilton stated that he would play no more games for the first team during the 2006–07 season, but hoped to turn out for the reserve side.

predetermined, and the protagonist"s actions turn out to be either inconsequential or intrinsic to events as they originally unfolded.

Owen Gleiberman called the film a flat, dankly lit, grindingly inept thriller about a serial killer whose victims all turn out to have been acquaintances of Willis' rumpled, alcoholic cop hero.

that the band had never played some of the songs acoustically before because "they don"t work acoustically" and they may very well turn out to be a "bloody.

It would turn out to be the last game the Spurs would play in Colorado.

Andrzej Krzysztofik left the group and was replaced by Cezary Szlązak, what gave shape to what would turn out the band's most successful line-up.

announces that he will be making a "mysterious phone call", Richie is overexcited and goes upstairs to try on his swimming trunks, which turn out to be.

would allow the comprehension of objects like the Russell set turn out to be ill-formed: they violate the grammatical restrictions of the system of PM.

Synonyms:

result, ensue, be, prove, turn up,

Antonyms:

action, activeness, beginning, attack, open,