1. It turns out that her aunt and my cousin are one and the same.

2. It turns out that Julie is a close friend of my cousin Kelly.

3. But it turns out that what is needed is a greater subtlety in thinking about what a reason is.

4. Well, sure enough, it turns out that Terra Nova is really only pseudo-new.

5. It turns out that despite the accolades of later historians, Davy had formidable competition for the creation of a lamp.

6. It turns out that a great deal of our conversational interaction involves the repetitious use of structure.

7. It turns out that he was a man of ideas, a Communist fighting for the working man.

8. It turns out that casual dress had not erased that distinction.

9. Now it turns out that the Government knew all along what they were up to but told them to lie.

10. It turns out that not all Odyssey programs are network reruns.

11. It turns out that one is a knockoff, the other, the real thing.

12. It turns out that we have almost exactly the same cellular machinery in our bodies that yeasts do-and for the same reason.

13. And it turns out that he does not really mean it.

14. It turns out that one of the children I thought was a girl was actually a boy.

15. It turns out that he used a translation that modern translators judge to have been inaccurate.

16. It turns out that what seems elemental to many expert educationists is actually bizarre from the long perspective of history and anthropology.

17. If it turns out that your teenager is using drugs and has problems, you have something very painful to face.

18. It turns out that there is not just one 13-year cicada species and one 17-year species.

19. It turns out that there is an organism that has matching mistakes in its beta-globin pseudogene.

20. "It turns out that, when we're happy, our neurons fire faster and more efficiently, " Achor says.

21. It turns out that when you're talking about macroscopic properties of matter, you don't need very many variables to describe the system completely thermodynamically.

22. And it turns out that the answer to can we have this physical interpretation of thinking about what psi means, the answer is really no, that we can't.

23. It turns out that they had independently re-designed a bird shape, but without specific reference to anything bird-like.

24. It turns out that guesstimate was based on misquoting aa 1999 news apeer - reviewed scientific study.

25. But it turns out that about 80 percent of the genes known to cause diseases in humans have counterparts in the genome of Xenopus tropicalis—the western clawed frog native to sub-Saharan Africa.

26. But it turns out that in the next year, 1840, in the American presidential election of 1840, a man named Martin Van Buren was running for re-election.

27. However, it turns out that whatever currency is used for settlement is simply irrelevant to our export value.

28. It turns out that if the stick from which the dart is made is not rigidbut whippy, it's more lethal.sentence dictionary

29. It turns out that biomineralized goethite adsorbed pollutants in the target wastewater quite rapidly, which shows its good adsorptivity.

30. When this Doppler shift is converted to relative velocity it turns out that the velocity varies sinusoidally with time.

31. When I first went to look it up I wasn't sure if it was gerfuffle or kerfuffle and it turns out that this "informal" nature of the word was what led me to this confusion.

32. Inker's hypothesis, it turns out that about 75% of the value of shares is actually based on dividends that will be paid more than eleven years from now.

33. It turns out that most of the elements of intuitive graphical interfaces are actually visual idioms.

34. It turns out that the woman was like her mother-in-law--a loving and caring person, the type who rolls up her sleeves and volunteers to work at church or help out people in need.

35. It turns out that some species of the Whiptail lizard have figured out how to do this and completely eliminated the male sex .

36. It turns out that a floating point number is an unusually simple structure in one very specific respect.

37. It turns out that Mantis shrimp has a piece of abdominal armourcalled a "telson", which is strong enough to withstands repeatedassaults from other shrimp.

38. It turns out that the antibonding orbital is a little bit higher from the atomic orbital level than the bonding orbital is lower.

39. Today is so-called Palm Sunday, as it turns out that our sermon scripture comes to 1 Chronicles 11, the story of David conquered Jerusalem.

40. And the reason is, as we'll see shortly, it turns out that every single macroscopic thermodynamic function can be Derived by knowing just that.

41. It turns out that accurately placing text aligned vertically and horizontally around the perimeter of a circle is somewhat complicated, so a simple trial-and-error approach is shown on lines 80-107.

42. It turns out that for most objects, the direct garbage collection cost is -- zero.

43. It turns out that Beck had found another on the methodology control panel: discipline.

44. It turns out that the faithful prairie vole has receptors for oxytocin and vasopressin in brain regions associated with reward and reinforcement, whereas the montane vole does not.

45. What is happening is it turns out that putting the electrons in that lower energy state is stabilizing that molecule So that works.

46. The angle between the polarization vector in the dielectric ellipsoid and the external field vector is calculated, it turns out that the directions of them are not always strictly antiparallel.

47. It turns out that if you make them forfeit their cash value on canceling, then they won't cancel.

48. It turns out that Utnapishtim can't help him, and we'll come back to Utnapishtim later in the flood story, and Gilgamesh is devastated.

49. It turns out that a lot of the high profile people Google is recruiting are coming from cross-town rival Oracle (ORCL).

50. Using Mr. Inker's hypothesis, it turns out that about 75% of the value of shares is actually based on dividends that will be paid more than eleven years from now.

51. Tactile sensation is gradually clear, it turns out that free reverse side is is lonely.

52. It turns out that this constant is rather large - on the order of 10.

53. It turns out that an LCS of these two sequences is GCCAG.

54. It turns out that there is a folk etymology floating around out there that there was this guy, General Joseph Hooker was the origin for the word hooker that we now give to prostitutes.

55. It turns out that people who eat low-fat or fat-free dairy lose MORE weight than people who don't.

56. It turns out that love on campus is commonly short and dreamful.

57. In the event, it turns out that, inside, the Priory actually looks, and smells, like a lower-midrange family-run hotel.

58. It turns out that the correct discount rate for risk - free investments is the after - tax bill rate.

58. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

59. So it turns out that radiocarbon dating works for a lot of prehistorical art.

60. It turns out that love in the campus is commonly short and dreamful.

61. It turns out that the patient is bulimic and has been abusing ipecac for years.

62. It turns out that the storage transistors in these flash-memory devices are prone to being gummed up with electrostatic charge that they cannot dissipate.

63. it turns out that with that mouth on her, combined with her economic throw-weight, she too became a member of parliament.

64. It turns out that this is the acupuncturing, followed by a trowel.

65. It turns out that one type of gluon chain behaves in the four-dimensional spacetime as the graviton, the fundamental quantum particle of gravity.

66. It turns out that net present value is positive in this example, because the rate of return on investment exceeds the opportunity cost ofcapital.