Sentence examples for methods of turning from inspiring English sources

They can also graze on delicacies of rice, wheat, oats, corn and other grains, all in the grass family, and see demonstrations of several cultures' methods of turning these into flour.

Sugar remained relatively unimportant until the Indians discovered methods of turning sugarcane juice into granulated crystals that were easier to store and to transport.

The artist Christopher Galasso comes up with a pretty method of turning the pages of a book.

(Via Chicago Subtext) The artist Christopher Galasso comes up with a pretty method of turning the pages of a book.

It turns out to be the name given to the director Guy Ritchie's method of turning every quasi-Holmesian deduction or confrontation into an action sequence.

By Macy Halford August 16, 2009 The artist Christopher Galasso comes up with a pretty method of turning the pages of a book.

Greenpeace brought and won a lawsuit against the German scientist Oliver Brüstle who wanted to patent a method of turning human embryonic stem cells into neurons.

Taking a cue from Richard Linklater's "Waking Life," it embellishes some scenes with rotomation, a digital method of turning live action into animation.

His business model is partly based on Walmart, whose small-town origins he admires, as well as its method of turning economies of scale into low prices.

Some researchers hope that with Dr. Yamanaka's method of turning skin cells into embryonic stem cells, those stem cells can be converted into usable heart muscle cells.

A year ago, not many classical recitalists had cottoned on to the pop world's method of turning the release of a CD into a live event by way of an informal, celebratory concert billed as a release party.