Idiom: turn something inside out / turn a place inside out
— Having a baby has turned my life inside out.
— After I was promoted to director, my life was turned inside out.
— My whole world was turned inside out when my husband was seriously injured while on active duty in Iraq.
— My supervisor is turning the call center inside out and the younger employees are really happy about the changes.
— We turned the apartment inside out looking for my fiancé's engagement ring but we still haven't found it.
— What a mess! Whenever my husband loses his keys he turns our flat inside out trying to quickly find them so he won't be late for work.
— When we entered our apartment, we knew we'd been robbed because the entrance way was turned inside out.
— Who turned this drawer inside out and left everything all over the floor?
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