Sentence examples for practically turned into from inspiring English sources

Chris Christie was practically turned into a Republican pariah when he had the temerity to predict that Romney would do a good job.

Soon she practically turned into a kind of ghost on the premises".

As a senior ballerina described Womack to the Los Angeles Times: "...she practically turned into a kind of ghost..."...

This year has practically turned into an adjective, shorthand for incredibly shite – "that's so 2016" etc – but Honey Bun Baby's pulled through.

Those more interested in the first two activities may want to linger after dessert at restaurants like Cajway, which practically turn into clubs when the kitchens close around 10 p.m. and D.J.'s, African drummers or jazz musicians turn up the volume and diners end up dancing among the tables.

Washington Heights may sit along the skinny neck of northern Manhattan, just a mile or so from Yankee Stadium, but it practically turns into a Boston suburb when the Red Sox and their Dominican all-stars -- Manny Ramirez, who homered last night, and Pedro Martínez -- come to town.

David Brooks: Can I just say that the security measures at the conventions have practically turned me into a libertarian?

But Jimmy Connors, Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras, who had practically turned the Open into their living room, were absent.

Modders practically turned Mass Effect into porn, and Metro never showed up to the provocation party over that, waving its red rag to a gaggle of comment-posting know-nothings eager to point out that all video games are like this, and that people who play them are immediately transformed into rapist scum. .

Dragon Ball Z is well-known, and often criticized, for its long, repetitive, dragged-out fights that span several episodes, with Martin commenting "DBZ practically turned drawing out fights into an art form".

Over decades, I.B.M. had practically turned this part of eastern Ulster County into a company town.