sharp turn

Imagine a world where public opinion takes a sharp turn against say, fracking.

The Obama years have been marked by a sharp turn toward anti-individualist, anti-authoritarian philosophy.

The summer after graduation, he met singer Grace Jones in Sydney and things took a sharp turn.

The rudder was fixed at an angle indicating that the airplane was making a sharp turn to the right.

The three cadets skated on until they came to a spot where the shore made a sharp turn.

Then the steamer takes a sharp turn, leaves the bank, and careers across into midstream!

The slowing car hugged the inside of the sharp turn, Larry holding the door open and waiting his moment.

A sudden slackening of their speed, a sharp turn, and a rattle over the stones, told of their arrival at their destination.

In architectural usage, a moulding formed by a sharp turn in a continuous line.