turn the corner

“It’s weird. You turn the corner on the drive up here and you think it’s going to be the same and you’re just hit again and again with the fact that this is never really going to be the same, so you make the best of it,” the 49-year-old said.

The intruder pointed a gun at the bedroom door, “waiting for him to turn the corner,” Starr said.

“But I think the desire/need to turn the corner and get some separation from Biden probably strips away any advantage that she would have,” Cook said.

“Hopefully we’re starting to turn the corner a little bit,” Roberts said.

We knew this was a possibility in every case, and at least in my limited experience so far, the seven people that I’ve accompanied, you don’t know whether they’re going to come grab the person or not until you turn the corner into the elevator lobby.