Phrasal verb TURN

 I think we are going the wrong way. Let's turn ...

The new management could not turn the company ...

The watchman turned us .... at the door.

Can you turn ___ the music a little? It's too loud. I can't concentrate on my work.

Could you turn the volume of that music ...? It is too loud.

I don't stay up very late. I usally turn ___ at around 10pm.

It was a good offer but she turned it ...

A caterpillar turns ___ a butterfly.

All students should turn their assignments ... on or before Friday.

I was tired so I turned ... early last night.

When I get up in the morning, the first thing I do is turn ... my laptop.

Now turn ____ and keep your hands where I can see them, McQuaid.

I was sure I had lost my keys but they turned ______ on the kitchen table. It was very strange.

They turn _______my application for the job saying I was too old.

I don't know why she turned ________ me ( = attacked me unexpectedly), especially since we had been friends for so long.