Sentence examples for more into a from inspiring English sources

Charles and Diana packed more into a day.

It turned more into a distraction than anything else".

I'm turning more and more into a Christ-figure (a small imitation, anyway), I think.

"We are getting more and more into a situation where money cannot solve the country's problems.

"Well, rebellion's turned more into a style and a fad," he said patiently.

Instead, the top of the band sagged even more, into a peanut shape.

They're more into a "Titans" philosophy -- What if you had everything, and still wanted more?

But they come to Valmet disassembled, so as to pack more into a single truck.

A fund-of-funds manager typically puts between five and 20 hedge funds, sometimes more, into a basket.

The games that people tend to remember now often arrive a year or more into a console's life.

Bob Rosenthal of the foreign desk put all the papers — 200 pounds or more — into a suitcase.