Sentence examples for master of turning from inspiring English sources

O'Connor was a master of turning adversaries into allies.

The master of turning seeing into showing has a separate Web stage for his latest book, "Beautiful Evidence".

The jewel in the crown of fashion week's "Super Monday", Kane is the master of turning the mundane – cable ties, high vis yellow – into a must-have.

"He never had to worry about the stress of actually having to compete for titles until Mourinho rocked up at Madrid, and as much as Jose is a master of turning mind games into results, I've never seen a man fall for them as hook, line and sinker as Guardiola.

He was the grand master of turning chaos to his advantage.

The Wheatsheaf was a scruffy, unwecolming boozer until the Antic group, masters of turning old-man pubs into quirky drinking holes, took it over in 2010, revaming it with shabby-chic touches: taxidermy (what pub doesn't have a stuffed animal these days?), mismatched mirrors and a wall of shoe heels.

He coached one more year and stepped down, wisely enough, with the master plan of turning the coaching over to Belichick, his longtime assistant.

The authors compare fielders, who have to master the art of turning their concentration on and off with every pitch and may not have a crucial moment for a long stretch, to brass players in the opera pit, who may have a half-hour of waiting before an exposed solo.

He was mastering the art of turning his solitude into a Fantasia-like world.

SAN FRANCISCO — YouTube appears to be mastering the art of turning video piracy into revenue for itself and its partners.

He also mastered the art of turning great musicians into close friends, and, in time, the art of turning close friends into great musicians.