McQuaid had his back turned when Cooke came in at full speed and raised his left arm just before impact.
Why, he asked, had his gifted young friend turned his back on everything that had made him successful?
Assange wrinkled his brow and turned his attention back to the screen.
On Wednesday Fuld repeated his claims that the Fed turned its back on his firm only to save the rest of civilization days later with the bailout of American International Group and subsequent programs to shore up banks.
Eddard would never have turned his back on such a promise, and certainly not for love.
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He turned his back on Tuxedo Park and relocated to Manhattan and East Hampton.
He has turned his back on America's allies around the world and ignored growing threats.
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Chalmers turned his back to him, inserted his mouth guard and walked toward the court.
Does it hurt that he has turned his back on a very outward campaign pledge?
In fact, he turned his back on a career in sumo wrestling to write.
But he turned his back, picked up a beer from the end table next to a chair.
Once they got his cellphone service turned back on, they were able to speak to him by phone.
Campbell turned his back on the national team last year over the same issues that forced the rebels' hands.
He turned his back on European art, preferring to promote young American artists whom he believed had been overlooked.
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Unfortunately, he has turned his back on this promise and has lead Bolivia into one of its worst political crises.
He has turned his back on the Taliban government in Afghanistan, but arrested few of its members when they fled to Pakistan.
Kalou previously turned his back on Ivory Coast, and attempted to rush through naturalization for Holland, where he began his professional career.
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But Domenech turned his back, wagged his finger and then the two exchanged words for some time, with Parreira briefly grabbing the Frenchman's jacket.
Michael Jackson artistically and aesthetically never turned his back on blackness.
President Bush may have turned his back on Kyoto but Peter Raven prefers to listen to the positive noises coming out of the White House.
The Manchester United boss was speaking in light of the Ashley Cole incident on Wednesday when the Chelsea player turned his back on referee Mike Riley.
Born in Stockholm, the son of a botanist and a mathematician, he turned his back on family tradition by studying art history at the University of Stockholm.
The Paris show leaves the viewer wondering how such a great pioneer of European art could have turned his back on it all, in an almost isolationist way.
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He subsequently turned his back on international cricket after signing a county contract with Worcestershire, but was cleared to return earlier this month by the United Cricket Board.
Armitage almost turned his back on the game when he was rejected by France's Under-16 side and told he was too small to ever make it as a professional.
David Weir is an experienced defender Scotland could sorely do with but the Everton man turned his back on his country after being picked out for public criticism from Vogts.
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