Sentence examples for came to transform from inspiring English sources

In an article Mr. Pochter wrote for the Saudi news network Al Arabiya in 2011, he described his experiences in the unpredictable early days of a political movement that came to transform the region, sometimes painfully.

Mr. Freeborn immodestly said that there was little he could not do when it came to transforming actors into credible-looking characters.

He said he had come to transform a place he thought was "moribund".

Rick comes to transform his emotional pain into a gallant and passionate support for his love rival's battle against the Nazis.

Kumar, the network head of a rural internet provider AirJaldi had come to transform it into India's first digital village, under a scheme backed by the Indian government and software giant Microsoft.

But if this version of history is correct, it is very hard to see how by 1974, five years before Thatcher's election to power, a casual dramatist had already written a play that turns on the very argument that would come to transform Conservatism.

Now nearly six years on, Mr Shobokshi says the time has come to transform initiatives into reality.

In a statement, Gadhimai Temple Trust Chairman, Mr Ram Chandra Shah, said: "The time has come to transform an old tradition.

I am hopeful that in months and years to come, we can travel to Egypt and see for ourselves how a nation with 50% of its population under the age of 25, has come to transform itself and the notion of what it means to be a citizen in this digital age.

Most heterogeneous transfer learning solutions fall into two categories when it comes to transforming the feature spaces: symmetric and asymmetric transformation.

In a way, the most these artists can do, when it comes to transforming the imagery of the Third Reich, is to suggest how profoundly our culture has itself transformed that imagery since the early 1940's.