Sentence examples for image turning from inspiring English sources

In return, Houston burnished Enron's image, turning the company into a civic icon.

The company is also developing technology to let the device sense when a user touches different parts of the projected image, turning the surface into a touch screen.

More than any other stylist working in Hollywood today, she doesn't merely peddle clothes, she emblazons an image, turning cipher nobodies into pretend somebodies.

Along the way, Rhee attempted to re-create the instructional staff at least partly in her image, turning over more than half of the city's 4,200 teaching jobs.

But until recently her primary role has been to act as a gatekeeper, the stern guardian of Ms. Von Teese's retro-glam image, turning down more offers than she accepts.

Secondly, that memorability doesn't have to be about a big number – in fact it's more often about a resonant framing or image – turning a threat into an opportunity; doing good when you might be expected only to do less bad; or cleverly implying something you don't even have to say ('there is no Plan B').

Overall, the image turned out better than we expected.

As your head hits the ground, the screen's image turns suddenly diagonal and fuzzes out.

This world-famous image turned out to be a rather odd symbol.

When she adds a brushstroke — a stem — the image turns into a shamrock.

The Net's anarchic, everything-goes image turned off print and broadcast stalwarts.