Sentence examples for in to something from inspiring English sources

The game turned in to something of a procession and, much to Spurs' frustration, West Brom could not find a third goal against Arsenal.

And once he gives in to something like that, he makes it work".

"With 'Downton,' it's how it can turn in to something like cash".

Evidently the simple act of getting off the ground requires giving in to something like joy.

Every time I give in to something they want, they come up with something else.

The clever sound design only highlights that sense we're listening in to something we really shouldn't.

And one day he asked me to write a lead-in to something he was putting into The Congressional Record.

Of course, she says, there must be some hook-in to something deeply personal if the book is going to work as art; but fiction is never the whole and literal truth.

Well actually the above check-in to something called the Marriage Equalitocalypse.

These are admittedly good-looking lenses, but the point isn't the fashion – it's the fact that Glass is being built-in to something used by a huge percentage of the population every day already.

Something within them changes in response to something external, the light perhaps.