Sentence examples for be made into some from inspiring English sources

They didn't ask, though, to be made into some kind of international byword for total spiritual perdition.

"For the fact that I was privately in Italy to be made into some kind of scandal is absurd," Mayer told the Austrian magazine News.

There are reasons that it has been made into some three dozen feature films and television movies and that it is the most frequently produced play on the American stage.

Usually these fibers are made into some sort of mat.

Not that I am too precious about my book being made into some Hollywood whatever, but I had to wonder if that guy even read Pop Gun War.

Some of the largest will be stuffed by a local Queensland taxidermist, although most will be made into fertiliser, offering some small recompense to the farmers for all the harm they have done.

I think they could be made into a sculpture of some sort.

The young leaves are edible and loaded with vitamins and antioxidants, the roots can be ground into a (quite tasty) coffee substitute, and the flowers can be made into wine (just leave some for the wildlife).

Choose your subject - Almost any object can be made into a silhouette, however some are better than others.

We can only assume it will be made into a gif file at some point soon.

"The work it will be doing on its voyages looking at impact in the polar region could also be made into a real event, with some imagination".