turning in

"Roosevelt and Churchill are turning in their graves. America has sided with the global evil," Ukrainian blogger and activist Yuri Kasyanov said.

Marshall certainly got her flowers Sunday in an 76-66 win over No. 25 Illinois, turning in a trademark performance befitting her four years at USC.

Kelman said that the system of "turning in your friends to the government" was reminiscent of "Soviet Stalinism."

As companies stop offering coverage, people are turning in surging numbers to home insurance plans offered by state governments, which are typically more expensive while offering less protection.

Kinch seemed in the hold of a dark nostalgia — as if he was wrestling with the monotony of civilian life, with the new strictures he faced since turning in his badge.