Sentence examples for designed to turn a from inspiring English sources

It was designed to turn a weakness into a strength.

Unfortunately, scientific aversion therapy designed to turn a particularly voracious rabbit off vegetables goes wrong.

Entirely self-financed, the production, which Beck plans to take on the road, isn't designed to turn a profit.

It is clearly designed to turn a connoisseurs's collection into a pop destination, and it deserves to succeed at that.

They are often combined with some amusement park torture machine -- say, one in the shape of a pirate ship designed to turn a crowd of people nearly upside down while a metal bar presses into their distended abdomens.

He's back, (Hasbro/Playskool, $40, for ages 3 and up), with a backpack full of quiz cards designed to turn a car ride into a session with a self-correcting, wisecracking workbook.

In the lead up to next week's Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Hillary Clinton's campaign is launching an app designed to turn an iPhone into a "digital HQ".

The Clinton forces are running a data-driven and carefully targeted campaign designed to turn out a slightly modified version of the Obama coalition: liberals, minorities, young people, highly educated voters, and suburban women.

They are designed to turn on a sixpence.

A prequel, though, seems designed to turn McClane into a chosen one, looking forward to a destined heroic specialness.

In September, it will complete a three-year, $90.5 million renovation designed to turn it into a modern beachfront sports and entertainment complex but still maintain its architectural integrity.