Sentence examples for has though turned from inspiring English sources

Kenyon accepts that the Barbican was built with "a very defined idea of what the arts was – the old model of the arts being offered to the audience, 'We know what's good for you.'" It has, though, turned out to be much more flexible than its designers could ever have imagined.

What looked like a route early, though, has turned into a decent game.

The recent swoon, though, has turned a three-game division lead into a two-game deficit.

Not everything he touches, though, has turned golden: Private equity investments in technology made through a fund that counts Ronald Lauder among its partners are still under water.

Neymar's time is largely ahead of him, though having turned 19 just a month ago he has already compiled 60 goals for Santos in the Brazilian league, and three in three games for the senior national team.

As the weather has turned, though, smokers have taken up secretive civil disobedience.

The tide, though, had turned.

Many talented producers, though, have turned more to cable channels.

"But I would have spoken to them (Villa) anyway, even though it has turned out like this.

Though Camille has turned up at several events where cameras have been rolling, she is not an official housewife and is no longer on the network's payroll.

The government has a monopoly in electricity, though it has long turned a blind eye to operators of private generators.