no turning back

Once he crossed that threshold, there would be no turning back.

“But by the time he had realised it, there was no turning back. He knew he was going to go all the way – so it wouldn’t turn out to be a wasted effort.”

“Once he became a double agent, a sworn law enforcement officer working for the criminals, there was no turning back,” Tripi said.

“There’s no turning back the clock on the criminal justice reforms that have been enacted,” Rivas said Tuesday during a news conference at the Capitol.

In disrepair for years and preserved by the efforts of TV writer David Stenn, “Wages” is enjoyably lurid to the max as it tells the sad tale of a good girl gone wrong, headed straight into the “sisterhood of sorrow” from which there is no turning back.