Sentence examples similar to it predictably turns into from inspiring English sources

After a few days, though, my "never again" had predictably turned into a "maybe".

Demonetisation of currency - India's third after two previous exercises in 1946 and 1978 - has predictably turned into an administrative nightmare, as a commentator feared, in a country with a strained state and creaky services.

Microsoft says it opted to go full-on with the branding after Paul Allen's custom Surface 3 Seahawks cover proved a hit on Twitter — though the replies on the tweet also predictably turned into a customer support forum for people to complain about their issues with the tablet.

During the Bush administration, Baucus was one of the few Democrats who sided with Republicans on tax issues and on a prescription-drug law that has predictably turned into a boondoggle for the pharmaceutical companies.

Part 4, 'Iolo's Friends and Enemies', turns out to be an episodic study of how Iolo fairly predictably turned friends into enemies, or as the editor puts it, felt 'a compulsive need to fall out with just about everyone he met'.

Then it really turns into a ride.

Predictably, it has turned into a partisan squabble, with members of both parties abandoning their long-held principles.

It turns into a race.

It turns into a lute.

Before it turns into an eating disorder.

The company sent an ill-tempered cease-and-desist letter, which predictably turned the man into a cult hero in cyberspace.