Sentence examples for equivalent of turning from inspiring English sources

It is the cinematic equivalent of turning salt into sugar.

You can also try the networking equivalent of turning it off and on again.

A post-industrial city consistently producing impressive art is not the equivalent of turning water into tonic wine.

"This is the equivalent of turning on a sitcom and no one is laughing on the laugh track," Thompson said.

Stephen Holden, writing in The Times, called the film "the cinematic equivalent of turning salt into sugar".

The film "is the cinematic equivalent of turning salt into sugar," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in March.

Preparing the site for planting to achieve a natural rather than a formal look re quired the equivalent of turn ing over the park's entire sur face to a depth of almost four feet.

That's the equivalent of 450,000 turning up at Headingley.

Was it the prog equivalent of Decca turning down the Beatles?

The effect is the sonic equivalent of slowly turning a kaleidoscope as the music comes in and out of focus.

But in human terms it's slightly chilling, the equivalent of Lord Longford turning his back on Myra Hindley.