Sentence examples for can turn about from inspiring English sources

The people who believed in him, who loved him, we all feel very glad and fortunate that sometimes history can turn about and redeem somebody".

Even modern incandescents can turn about 90% of the energy they take in into heat, which is obviously wasteful and inefficient in the extreme.

The German author Bruno Jonas was standing by, signing copies of his new book almost as fast as they flew off the machine, which can turn out about 1,000 copies an hour at a cost of about $7 apiece.

Together they demonstrate that Japanese filmmakers can turn just about subject into an occasion for gloom.

"We can turn just about anything into a lamp," he said, "a candlestick, statue -- whatever you like".

"We shipping them boxes out," he barked — Migos can turn just about any handful of words into a memorable refrain.

The simple act of strapping on a guitar can turn just about anyone into a posing, would-be rock god.

Kid Koala is a hip-hop D.J. (or, as they say, turntablist) who can turn just about any record into a fidgety sound bite.

Mr. Morisi said that in a good day he can make 200 pounds of pasta in an hour; a giant factory can turn out about 20,000 pounds an hour.

In some respects it is Miguel's difficult, self-deceiving refusal to identify as bisexual much less as a gay man that liberates the movie (or almost) from some of the programmatic arcs that can turn stories about struggling human beings into didactic tales of uplift.

At Fendi, "Transformations," by the Brussels-based Maarten de Ceulaer, proves that you can turn just about anything into furniture with his colorful leather cushion strips, which are nailed across a rudimentary picnic bench, a series of cut-wood blocks and a towering tree trunk that he'll fill as the week goes on, in an evocation of the company's signature Pequin pattern.