Sentence examples for opposition turns from inspiring English sources

I hope Qaddafi's regime collapses like a sand castle, that the Libyan opposition turns out to be decent and united and that they require just a bare minimum of international help to get on their feet.

Both sides of the deal will be hoping the All Blacks' 2014 game, if it comes to pass and whatever the opposition turns out to be, will do rather more.

Backing the opposition turned a profit of £76.

Her mother's opposition turned to pride when Cardi B started making real money.

The opposition turned down as unacceptable an offer for its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, to be vice president.

The opposition turned illegal on Thursday when the online hacker group Anonymous brought down the Department of Justice's Web site.

But the resurgence of a confident and uncompromising political opposition turned what had fuelled small, disparate protests into a mass movement demanding change.

The most notorious example was when someone claiming to be from the Yemeni opposition turned out to be the president's media officer.

But opposition turned into a roar by Friday, and the event was called off, leaving thousands of runners all dressed up, from sneakers to sweatbands, with no race to run.

The conservative opposition turned it into a cause célèbre, claiming in a television campaign that Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, who speaks Mandarin fluently, was bearing "gifts to the Chinese military regime by allowing control of strategic mineral resources in Australia".

But during an unpredictable political season in Russia, a question was left hanging in the air: Under the right set of circumstances, could a docile, dependent opposition turn into the real thing?