Sentence examples for evolve into doing from inspiring English sources

I wanted to evolve into doing general entertainment coverage, but that part of my career has been challenging at best.

If "Bin Laden sound like the Democrats" is repeated enough it'll eventually evolve into, "Did you hear?

The one man consulting evolved into doing jobs for Godiva Chocolates and CitiBank.

This kind of imagery evolved into doing the AV Show in New York, which is something we wanted to try and put in different places.

I won't be texting".' This isn't the Borg-like hive-mind that digital prophets have long predicted humanity would evolve into; nobody's doing any deep thinking in S.M.S. messages.

Upset over the project's scale and the displacement of hundreds of people it would involve, that group evolved into Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, the plan's most vocal critic, led by Daniel Goldstein, who would later refuse to leave his condominium on the condemned arena land.

Jogging didn't end, but it did evolve into the current professional-class practice of "going to the gym" — a more high-cap and economically exploitable enthusiasm, and the subject of one of Greif's most devastating "against" essays.

As they put it, "the continuum of fear and delight that arises from unexpected intimacy" begs the question, "do people abuse their newfound power or does it evolve into play?" The answer probably lies somewhere in between those two spectrums.

Why do some venues evolve into litigation havens while others do not?

By the same logic, we may evolve into creatures that can do more but find that what we do has somehow been robbed of the satisfaction we hoped it might contain.

The reason southern wrens do not evolve into bigger birds is probably also to do with staying alive.