Sentence examples for into usually from inspiring English sources

Idealism seems to be vitiated the moment it is translated into (usually misguided) action.

And so every cue falls into usually one of five categories.

Coal scuttles appeared early in the 18th century and were later adapted into usually ornamental wood boxes or racks for fire logs.

Jurors in Rae Carruth's murder trial allowed a rare glimpse into usually secret deliberations in Charlotte, N.C., yesterday, when they viewed several exhibits in open court.

And speaking of interactive, her Twitter and Instagram accounts are full of photos of her studio: what's coming up and what she's into, usually alongside an enthusiastic "loooove" or two.

This weekend, Open House London welcomes the public into usually inaccessible premises, from offices to engineering sites, from old stagers to new builds, from forward-thinking public housing to privately funded skyscrapers.

Residues that cannot be turned into products (usually including bark) are burned to produce energy.

Those who did make it into Lhasa usually did so in disguise.

The fuming then turns into tweets, usually on Sunday morning, and the atmosphere is generally poisonous.

Compellence, the ability of one state to coerce another state into action, usually by threatening punishment.

They are galvanizing, nonbureaucratic means of turning visions into reality, usually involving a redistribution of power.