Sentence examples for produced into a from inspiring English sources
"For example, participants will be called upon to write in the details of Emma's alternate realities, the basis of which will be produced into a digital comic series.
Pinnae may be modified into recurved hooks (Desmoncus), or the tip of the central axis may be produced into a long slender whiplike strand armed with recurved spines in climbing palms such as the rattan palm.
One of the events that greatly influenced the legislative efforts culminating in the Act was the demand of John L. Lewis, then head of the United Mine Workers, that all mine owners contribute 10 cents per ton of coal produced into a central welfare fund established by the union itself.
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The firm did arrive to carry out what it said was the "internal work" - essential wiring including an inverter to convert the electricity produced into a form that can be used and sold to the grid.
In addition to his research, he taught more than 170 hours' worth of computer programming classes to master's students and later put the material he produced into a book.
The novel was later produced into an Oscar-nominated film in 1976 and then a television show.
The public were allowed to vote for their favorite short story which would be produced into an animated music video.
The result of all this would be to turn everything from the flowers that we grow to the fumes that we produce into a commodity with a price.
Derk Sauer, a Dutch publisher who had come to Moscow in 1989, made plans to turn a small, twice-weekly paper he was producing into a world-class daily.
Zimoun strikes yet again, unleashing an army of 150 motorized wooden sculptures (and the mechanical sounds they produce) into a high-ceilinged Austrian atrium.
