Sentence examples for into a something from inspiring English sources

But the last six weeks have left Republicans pointed into a something more like a headwind.

Mr. Corzine hoped to transform MF Global from a sleepy commodities brokerage firm into a something more akin to a miniature Goldman Sachs.

After Hoxha's partisans routed Italy's Fascists, and then the occupying Nazis, at the tail end of the Second World War, Hoxha began installing a government that turned Albania into a something like a Balkan North Korea.

Coming on like the DJ Shadow of YouTube, Kutiman cuts and pastes snippets of existing homemade videos posted on YouTube of people performing music and turns them into a something new.

In fact, it comes with so many crystals that when Biles moves quickly - as she is wont to do - she turns into a something like a comet moving across the galaxy.

Then, via a real rarity, the swelling third act prelude to César Cui's Heine-derived opera William Ratcliff, to Balakirev's Islamey, or rather Alfredo Casella's 1907 orchestration of it, which turns the seminal piece of Russian keyboard orientalism into a something like a demented Sicilian carnival.

The other big bill before the Legislature is the Transportation Trust Fund, which started out paying for roads and bridges with a portion of the gasoline tax, and has since ballooned into a something-for-everyone measure with a hefty debt load built in.

As an adult, Mrs. Romney turned her talents as a chef into something of a small business in Massachusetts.

It changes a traditional look into something a little different.

To grind a notch into something, or grind an inside corner, use a flat disc shape.

Boyle displayed a manic intensity that transformed a mediocre movie into something of an event.