Sentence examples for permanently turning from inspiring English sources

On the 70th anniversary of Korea's liberation from Japanese occupation, the closed and authoritarian state announced it was permanently turning its clocks back half an hour.

Both the Bronx and the green movement have image problems; the involvement of one with the other may prove crucial in permanently turning both around.

By permanently turning on the genetic program that controls petal development, researchers grew mustard plants that had petals where leaves would normally sprout.

Olekaibe's dial is permanently turned to Wazobia FM, overlooking about 20 other stations on offer.

So maybe it's time to permanently turn off Channel 4 and stick to Man V Food on the Good Food Channel.

Colloidal silver can cause argyria, in which a patient's skin permanently turns the color of a blue jay.

Their faces are permanently turned towards me as I clumsily ferry them across the pond, dodging floating bodies and steering around aimlessly until my money runs out.

The experience permanently turned him off organized religion, though religious symbolism and a secular-humanist version of religious faith pervade his art.

That's not to say the actor has permanently turned a corner professionally, and will henceforth make movies aimed at audiences that have actually finished primary school.

It's true that because tidal forces have slowed the moon's rotation, one of its hemispheres is permanently turned away from us.

Racism, family secrets and the wounds of gender are entwined in the accident, but it also strikes a mythic note suited to Walker's life of writing and political engagement: one eye turned outward, one eye permanently turned inward.