turn under

Once he stopped, leaning against the wall, staring at the knob, which seemed to turn under his eyes.

Until they reached the turn under the elms which led to the town, he left the sentence unfinished, while Chester waited.

Cut off velvet all around edge, leaving a little less than one-fourth inch to turn under.

And when he got through, the "phony" ankle was so protected that it was practically impossible for it to turn under its owner.

A row of noble elms skirted the moat, and Melville proposed that they should take a turn under them.