Sentence examples for expanded turning from inspiring English sources
But he also grew increasingly despotic and corrupt as his power expanded, turning the urban elite's distaste for him into outright loathing.
later, they were expanded, turning several nations in North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia into free-fire zones with regard to high-value targets.
The findings, when promulgated by the White House, were "very calibrated" to minimize political risk, and limited to a few countries; later, they were expanded, turning several nations in North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia into free-fire zones with regard to high-value targets.
Hersh quotes a source who tells him that the early Findings issued by the White House after September 11th were "very calibrated," but that, later, they were expanded, turning several nations in North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia into free-fire zones with regard to high-value targets.
When demand arises, the liquefied air is allowed to rapidly heat and expand, turning turbines to generate electricity.
In the 1960s, the nation's economy expanded rapidly, turning a country still reeling from the 1950-53 Korean war into the 12th largest economy in a generation.
They'll gladly squeeze through the tiniest holes; their arms can stretch, expand, twist and turn, and they can practically turn their whole bodies inside out.
This means that expanded vermiculite turns out to be a good fire resistant material.
Mr. Moales said a vacant warehouse would be refurbished, expanded and turned into the sanctuary building.
When the energy is needed, the compressed air can then be expanded to turn a turbine that generates the electricity.
