Sentence examples for plans turn from inspiring English sources

If plans turn out as Hudson envisions the museum will be a chaotic and noisy space filled with people making, doing, eating and talking.

Some of the plans turn ground zero into a memorial garden; others call for new towers taller, thinner or more numerous than the originals.

The goal, according to Stephen Hollifield, the department's technology chief, is to "pull together a complete picture" of suspects and their social circle.Party plans turn out to be a particularly useful part of this picture.

If all these ambitious plans turn into long-running successes, in a city that some have been warning for years is oversaturated with places to eat, they'll certainly deserve that toast.

But if plans turn out to be prohibitively expensive, many young people may initially choose to skip coverage and pay the fine, which starts out pretty low — ninety-five dollars for a single adult — and increases sharply in subsequent years to six hundred and ninety-five dollars in 2016.

Obama was also humiliated when his assurances about people getting to keep their plans turned out to be false.

But her budget and arena plans turned out to be worth as much as the paper they were printed on.

Some of the plans turned gimmicky.

I worry about constructed plans turning to rubble.

Clearly, putting a wrench in my marathon plans turned out to be an insignificant consequence of Sandy's wrath.

O.K., so how does the czar's plan turn into law?