Sentence examples for is ever turned from inspiring English sources
No one is ever turned away.
The fees exceed £30,000 per annum, but no successful candidate is ever turned away.
You may remember Mr. Boll for being a giant douche in every interview he gives, up to and including this latest one with New York magazine, where he extols his love for the GTA franchise, He admits, rather caustically, that, if the game is ever turned into a movie, it'll likely go to a Michael Bay or a Brett Ratner, a big-budget, big explosion hack director.
No Niagara is ever turned into light and power until it is tunneled.
Unlike any corporation that is deemed "To Big To Fail" medicine is the only business where nobody in need is ever turned away.
It also keeps costs low, ensuring that girlpile remains volunteer-run and donations-based no attendonations-based no attendeem a party for lack of funds.
MADRID — In "The Surrender: An Erotic Memoir," Toni Bentley predicted that, if her book was ever turned into a play, it would probably only reach "Off-Off-Off Broadway".
But it is not certain that the increase was sudden (details of the immediately preceding reassessments do not survive) or that it was ever turned into actually collected tribute.
I don't think the single electric light was ever turned on in daytime, a throwback to the time when a nickel saved here and there meant the difference between having enough food and going hungry.
Mr Meadowcroft asked Mr Hutton if he was ever turned away from that house in 2011 and he agreed that he was.
