What does "walk a turn" in the movie 'The Shawshank Redemption" mean? I found this phrase in the movie, but didn't find the meaning in the dictionary, it comes from the following sentence: And that's how it came to pass, that on the second-to-last day of the job, the convict crew that tarred the plate factory roof in the spring of '49 wound up sitting in a row at ten o'clock in the morning, drinking icy cold, Bohemian style beer, courtesy of the hardest screw that ever walked a turn at Shawshank State Prison. Could you please tell me what it means? Thanks a lot! Thank all of you! But I have another question, I'd like to know if native speakers use this phrase"walk a turn", or you never use it, it's only used in this movie. Is it that the character deliberately change the phrase to be funny or that the director want to express that the speaker "Red" is uneducted by letting him make mistakes.

What does "That's how it came to pass that..." mean? What does "That's how it came to pass that..." mean? Is it the same with "That's how it happened that..."? Could you give me some examples? Thank you a lot!

What does "That's how it came to pass that..." mean? What does "That's how it came to pass that..." mean? Is it the same with "That's how it happened that..."? Could you give me some examples? Thank you a lot!

What does "pace bike" mean in the following sentence? Charles Metz attached an internal combustion engine to a bicycle to create a pace bike, with which to train his racing team. His innovation led to the first mass-production motorcycle, known as the Orient-Aster

What does "nuke" mean in the following sentence？ He loathed the leaders who boasted about how many jobs they had nuked and how much money they had made？ I don't understand the meaning of "nuke many jobs", thank you a lot！

What's the difference between "around here" and "around there"? Can you give me some examples? Thank you a lot.