Sentence examples for is often turned from inspiring English sources
When tensions rise, the music is often turned off.
The diary's subject is often turned into a generalized idea of injustice.
The air circulation in cabins is often turned down to the minimum level to save fuel -- increasing the possibility of respiratory distress, and transmission of colds and flu.
The book's gaze is often turned outward: Helen spends more time noticing loss of status (how she is treated at the grocery store, how Sara is treated by old friends) than she does noticing the loss of Ben himself.
Pigeon flying is often turned into a competitive game, with rivals sending their flocks into the sky to mix with other flocks, with the goal of luring the other pigeons into their own coops.
But when summer comes, the stage is often turned over to what some refer to as crowd pleasers, and "Smokey Joe's Cafe: The Songs of Leiber and Stoller," a classic jukebox musical, falls into that category.
Side mirrors were often turned in or were nonexistent.
No pointwork was used; legs were often turned in.
Women who asked for raises were often turned down.
"As any comedian knows, the wheels of invention are often turned by melancholy," she said.
