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How To Use turnoff In A Sentence

• I missed the turnoff and went 15 miles out of my way
• I agree with your points absolutely – my biggest turnoff is definitely streaming video and audio, and I never read black blogs. Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » 5 Things That Make Me Stop Reading Websites & Blogs
• It sported a tag that was an instant turnoff to the core teen demo (that's mom's brand).
• Private inlets bookended by rough limestone headlands and edged by round-leafed cashew trees or palms are hidden behind unmarked turnoffs.
• I find most romcoms intolerable, as they tend to be too heavy on the romance, which is a distinct turnoff, but this had an admirable lack of sentiment.
• We had a bit of an anxious moment while we looked for the area, only to happily discover it was just north of our turnoff to the east.
• Also a turnoff is the implied negativity aimed at Catholicism and the praise of witchcraft. Reader reviews of Daughter of Fortune by Isabel Allende.
• No offense to the potentially lovely people of New Mexico, but when Santa Fe is described as being one of the art centers of the United States, I was expecting something a bit more like North Beach and a bit less like any random turnoff from the 10 East, once you pass the Sierras. A Nice Life « Morgan Dempsey
• She was at least fifteen, maybe twenty years older than he, and a good-looking old gal, but her assertiveness was a turnoff. Mortal Remains
• There will be another 80 km section over undulating country running down to Kei Mouth after the Morgan Bay turnoff.