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To turn the corner, To take to one's heels     Author: Ravi Shankar    Member Level: Platinum    Points: 2 (₹ 2)
'To turn the corner' means 'to change the opinion. 'To take to one's heels' is used in the place of 'to run away'. Sample Usage He turned the corner by passing the examinations with good marks. On seeing the police, the thief took to his heels.
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