Sentence examples for metamorphose into a from inspiring English sources

Can a man really metamorphose into a cockroach?

"The clerics called the government to say this group will metamorphose into a dangerous group but no action was taken.

Finally, how does a throwaway internet joke metamorphose into a linchpin of society as we know it?

Don Knotts doesn't dance in "The Incredible Mr. Limpet" (1964), but he does metamorphose into a fishy caricature of himself.

Next stop is the Parthenon in Nashville, where the security guards metamorphose into a hydra with whom the teenagers do battle.

In barely 18 months, Congress will be gearing up for the mid-terms, and shortly thereafter the President will metamorphose into a waterfowl.

According to this view an expressive crowd can fairly quickly metamorphose into an active crowd if an object becomes apparent to them.

Tunicate larvae either seek out a place where they can attach and metamorphose into an adult or develop into adults that float in the open water.

The leptocephalus (meaning "slim head") — a long, flat, transparent sea creature — was long thought to be a distinct species, until one was kept in captivity long enough to metamorphose into an eel; it was merely a larva.

A spinneret on the lower lip exudes a silk that can be used to support the caterpillar and to spin the cocoon it enters to metamorphose into an adult.[1].

A teapot metamorphosed into a person?