Sentence examples for been turned for from inspiring English sources

Pour a cupful of white wine into rice that's been turned for a minute or two in hot olive oil and some minced onion.

There's a tiny corner in Chiswick, west London, where the soil has been turned for hundreds if not thousands of years.

Partly this reflects the fact that historians' attention has been turned for some time towards the postwar years in Germany, with the gradual release of documents under the 30-year access rule.

The teenage girls chattered, squealed, mugged and modeled the formal gowns and semiformal prom dresses arrayed on racks in a hotel ballroom that had been turned for the day into Catherine's Closet.

Surging media interest shows cycling is no longer a minority sport – that a certain red-top newspaper made Wiggins' crash in training this autumn one its front page stories felt, oddly enough, that another big corner had been turned for cycling's profile.

As now played in Britain, honours are ignored, and no card is turned for trump.

At top, in Costa Rica beans are turned for drying; at right, they are sorted and stored.

"At the Restitution Ball, the patriarchal tables will be turned, for one night only," she adds.

The tables were turned for Tuesday's matches, when the higher-ranked teams hit the road.

Rankin bowls on Finch's legs, so is turned for four to fine leg.

Do this when the french fries are turned for even browning.