Sentence examples for into a case of from inspiring English sources

Once I get my teeth into a case of psychological deviance, I'm on home territory".

The tale devolves at this point into a case of who said what at which point.

Should Mr. Romney be proved wrong, this could, for abortion opponents, turn into a case of unintended consequences.

The world's efforts at economic recovery could well turn into a case of every country for itself.

As a result, this situation is likely to quickly devolve into a case of "he said, she said".

Here you may come upon Alex Rodriguez, the Yankee slugger, peering a bit uncertainly into a case of silicone formal wear.

Michel said an investigation had begun into what a case of "attempted terrorist murder".

Saddam's cool and calculating rule has developed into quite a case of rabid egomania.

Just as the picture goes into production, Val contracts a case of neurotic blindness.

Perhaps the trend of turning movies into Broadway musicals is a case of turnabout being fair play.

"This is not a case of caving into the Cuban government," one EU diplomat said.