Sentence examples for into as one from inspiring English sources

Alcohol and noise were kerosene on his smoldering patience, and friends became used to Johnson turning into, as one friend put it, the Incredible Hulk.

By the arrival of Allen's taxi drivers, the New York cabby had evolved into, as one observer put it, "an efficient race". Journalist Vince Thompson noted how the cabby displayed his considerable self-respect by bowling down the street and pushing aside other vehicles.

I looked at the pictures and the videos and saw my Facebook page turn into, as one fellow-blogger put it, "an obituaries page".

But "Treme" is most of all a story about survival — and the pursuit of pleasure — in the wake of a catastrophe that quickly morphed into, as one character puts it, "federally induced disaster".

A rally in Summerville descended into embarrassment as, one after another, supporters rose to give a visibly frustrated candidate campaign advice.

The movement of everything around moulded into the drumbeat, jumping as one.

"I stood back and watched Martha stumble into sex as one might watch one's child learn to walk, covering one's eyes as the stairs loom into view," she says.

I wanted her to drift into death as one slips into sleep -- peacefully, and without struggle.

A far cry from "Nurseries are turning our children into yobs," as one tabloid newspaper shrieked from its front page on Wednesday.

OK, so the line "that looks great on you" won't be etched into history as one of the lasting liberation slogans.

Second, by repeating the myth, you unintentionally convert "false claims into recommendations" as one study shows.