Sentence examples for descended into something from inspiring English sources

Weeks later than usual, temperatures have finally descended into something like their normal late-December range.

By the time Foxes makes an appearance to sing her Déjà Vu contribution Wildstar, the evening has descended into something of a farce, with Moroder running over time dealing with laptop malfunctions.

Bolt's unnoticed arrival was in fact not a slight or an oversight, but a carefully planned national security necessity: in 2008, the official reception for his return from Beijing was mobbed by crowds of thousands and descended into something more like a riot.

App and web coding has descended into something pretty close to plumbing, in places, of late.

"You would turn off because you wouldn't want to descend... in case you descended into something coming the other way," he said.

This old rivalry descended into something rather stupid, with fans and bots voting to make the BF1 trailer one of the most liked on YouTube of all time, while making the Infinite Warfare trailer one of the most disliked.

It could quickly descend into something very ugly".

In previous times I would just ruminate and descend into something much deeper.

On the downswing side of things, Syracuse finds its confidence reeling after a third straight loss, writes Bud Poliquin of The Syracuse Post Standard, and Michigan State is descending into something resembling chaos after kicking Korie Lucious off the team.

And, of course, then the Revolution comes and everybody's up to their knees in blood and the whole thing is rapidly descends into something terrible and elemental, yet with this awful veneer of rationalism".

Here are stories of lives destroyed by parking fines, of road-rage insults escalating into apocalyptic Duel-like confrontations, of white wedding parties descending into something more akin to the final scenes from Carrie – all defined by the sudden and violent breakdown of "polite" behaviour.