| 41. | The 600 had a turning circle.
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| 42. | The Twin's acceleration, storage and interior furnishings were all criticized whilst its headroom and turning circle were praised.
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| 43. | The rear-wheel-drive Wanderer with which the Audi shared its engine featured an advertised turning circle of 12 meters.
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| 44. | Further motion of the handle increasingly applied the brake to that track, allowing the turning circle to be adjusted.
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| 45. | They drove around the school grounds, turning circles in the lawn, running down small trees and breaking down a fence.
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| 46. | This variant would not have met UK turning circle requirements when the new 30 ft length was legalised in 1950.
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| 47. | It also slightly reduced the diameter of the turning circle ( by 12 percent ) when the ship was moving forwards.
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| 48. | Some also found the steering too light and or abrupt, and the turning circle too wide due to its elongated wheelbase.
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| 49. | The area is served by the Lothian Buses 31, which uses the turning circle outside the Midyoken Pub as its terminus.
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| 50. | It has a smaller turning circle than any other modern submarine, with speeds and diving depth greater than its American counterparts.
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