Sentence examples for in turned from inspiring English sources
After six miles or so of this nagging, we gave in, turned round and went back.
The urge to fit in turned out not to be enough.
The person who rented the room, under the name Dan Cohen, had vanished, and the details he gave when checking in turned out to be false.
And then the final section before the athletes started piling in turned reflective.
Even DiMaso and the US attorney who is running him are con artists and they in turned get conned.
In turned out to be only a temporary setback.
The break-in turned out to be the work of a troubled teen-ager.
What had looked like a PP shoo-in turned into a Socialist bounce-back, handing victory to José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, now Spain's prime minister.Four years on, Mr Zapatero is seeking re-election.
Enthusiasm for eye health education was shown by a nurse who had visited a trachoma endemic area: " These days I frequently see adults with destroyed corneas and in- turned eyelashes just like on the pictures!
His refusal to sell out -- his willingness to take the political hit for what he believed in -- turned him into a retroactively popular figure.
We sat there looking at the casket, wondering if the palms were fake, listening to the opening movement of Dvořák's "New World" Symphony, which was fine until the piccolos came in, evoking happy gnomes in turned-up shoes.
