Sentence examples for has turned rather from inspiring English sources

Suddenly everything has turned rather syrupy.

The watchdog had turned rather savage.

"Things have turned rather ugly at the second-floor buffet".

The betting market seems to have turned rather lukewarm about O'Brien's chances of a fifth Derby success, since Ladbrokes pushed out Australia to 5-4 from 11-10 and made Geoffrey Chaucer 7-1 from 6s, at almost exactly the same moment as the trainer revealed his jockey plans.

The practice, however, has turned out rather different.First, unlike smallpox, polio viruses can survive for long periods outside a host for instance in sewage.

Lepucki uses this backdrop to explore how a typical marriage might survive a society that has turned into rather a dog-eat-dog affair.

But the future of reality TV has turned out rather differently, as seen in the annual awards of the Broadcasting Press Guild, of which I am chairman, and which are announced at a ceremony in London on Thursday.

3 rue Royale, 75008 (01 42 65279494) La Méditerranée With a splendid terrace looking onto the Theatre de l'Odéon, and chef Denis Rippa from L'Ambroisie, this fish restaurant has what it needs to become a Parisian great. 2 Place de l'Odéon, 75006 (01 43 26 02 30) Le Meurice Yannick Alleno has turned this rather dozy place into one of the most dynamic restaurants in Paris.

Since then their familiar spring surge has turned into a rather 'sad sack' race.

For his latest production Roth has turned to that rather overworked form, the mock or faux documentary as employed in The Blair Witch Project, Cloverfield and Paranormal Activity.

Linklater's ambitions have been characteristically slow to reveal themselves, but against all odds the series has turned into something rather grand and marvelous: a ménage-a-trois with a third, unbilled character: time.