Sentence examples for become turning from inspiring English sources

But the history of the Middle East conflict also show that the most brutal moments sometimes become turning points, and there were signs that this might be one.

Once again, the only visual has become turning a knob to select the next track.

That's what a "nonpartisan" stance in the media has become: turning a blind eye to hypocrisy because acknowledging facts has somehow become a liberal stance.

The 2008 election also showed that voters have become turned off by family dynasties, i.e., Hillary Clinton in 2008.

If you notice an attractive person and become turned on, don't freak out.

However, the childhood experiences of the participants became turning points in their lives.

While working on the choreography for a play about Marie Antoinette, Karole Armitage became turned on by the idea of voyeurism.

He also says that in this case the content becomes turned inwards (introversion, [Einwärtswendung]).

Buildings' street-facing facades were beautified while out-of-sight veže (courtyards) became turned into parking lots and private workshop areas.

Britz also adds that Gotterba eventually became turned off by John's "hairy body," as well as the actor's weight gain in between film projects.

Others become "turn-around" schools, reorganized around the latest educational fad.