turning up

“The last thing you want is a North Korean tactical nuclear weapon turning up in Iran, for instance.”

Farmer Julian Potter is used to mystified holidaymakers turning up to one of his fields after encountering about 30 in the past six months.

She is doing all she can to keep him calm, covering the windows with blankets to block out the noise and the flashes of light, and turning up the volume on the television.

And that was before Pyongyang fired a banned intercontinental missile on Thursday, on the longest flight recorded yet – after turning up the rhetoric against Seoul for weeks.

The Trump campaign hopes, by turning up the misogyny, they can get a lot of those infrequent male voters to turn out.