Sentence examples for has sometimes turned from inspiring English sources
The demonstration was the latest move in a four-day protest that has sometimes turned violent.
The smile has sometimes turned to snarl of late (see Banyan).
As a result, unemployment has soared to over 21%, fuelling social unrest that has sometimes turned deadly.
The Catholic church in Mexico "could do more" to protect its priests and has sometimes turned a blind eye to donations from known drug traffickers, Dr Chesnut said.
Lately, it has sometimes turned up on the menu at Oceana and Eleven Madison Park and a few other restaurants not known as slaves to tradition.
Reregistration has sometimes turned out not to be a formality, but an arduous test of whose faith is real and whose is sham.
The austerity measures are deeply unpopular and have led to mass demonstrations that have sometimes turned violent.
But critics said the series had also lost its way -- its plots and characters had sometimes turned far-fetched.
The state's population is almost evenly divided over the issue, polls have shown, and public hearings on the topic have sometimes turned unusually ugly.
