Sentence examples for overnight transformed from inspiring English sources

It was this experiment more than any other that, almost overnight, transformed Einstein into an international celebrity.

That message is not the official one, that the G.O.P. has overnight transformed itself into a haven for minorities.

What has gone so wrong that the Democratic Party is split asunder and Washington's pundits have, overnight, transformed Mr Clinton from political maestro to presidential lame duck?One answer is doubtless complacency: somehow, it was assumed, the votes would be there, just as they were in 1993 when Congress grudgingly approved the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

In the years since social media sites have developed and shifted largely into news feeds and channels of information sharing -- where regular people are overnight transformed into reporters and editors -- a debate has been brewing about freedom of speech in the context of social media.

The first is the proliferation of a cable-TV news media that can, virtually overnight, transform an unknown candidate into a coast-to-coast sensation, neutralizing the value of expensive ads and direct-mail campaigns.

But it's the arrival of kids that really holes auld acquaintance below the waterline, even if the new parent didn't overnight transform into someone who can't ever do Sunday lunch again because Gina Ford says that's naptime.

Almost overnight it transformed the national debate over domestic policy.

"I don't believe that at age forty-eight that you become, overnight, a transformed person," he said.

But overnight it transformed from a state of purple counties to a state with blue urban islands in a sea of red.

Overnight, they transformed into a massive piano keyboard the stairs leading out of the Odenplan subway.

But when he became such a star in England, overnight he transformed that style into another one, while keeping the original embedded in the new.