Sentence examples for soon be transformed from inspiring English sources

What emerges is a coarse meal that will very soon be transformed into a creamy plate of yellow grits like none Northerners ever see.

In the bustling kitchen of the Bay Area Rescue Mission in Richmond, Calif., a shelter serving more than 800 people a day, the apples would soon be transformed into pancake toppings, apple butter, cider and cobblers.

The aide said that Ms. Rowley had been told that she would soon be transformed from an obscure field agent for the bureau into a celebrity in the middle of a swirling public debate.

Of all the consumer fantasies that arose during the Internet boom, one of the most improbable was the notion that the home would soon be transformed into a digital machine for living.

FOURTEEN mostly wooded acres overlooking the Mohingson Creek in the center of Aberdeen Township will soon be transformed into a new neighborhood: 290 upscale rental apartments spread over six Victorian-style buildings, four stories tall.

Their dilapidated physical condition will soon be transformed through a major restoration by Harvard University's Straus Center for Conservation, which hopes to return the works to their original state by early next year.

In Italy, meanwhile, the Goths chose a new king, Totila, under whose able leadership the military situation in that land was soon to be transformed.

In fact, it started as a liberal intellectual revolution, soon to be transformed into a drastic social revolution, turning a fairly egalitarian society into one of enormous wealth differentiation and a marginalised intelligentsia.

In this respect the park is probably the closest Kahn came to pure abstract art, a virtual walk-in sculpture that does more than honor the 32nd president and bring to life a neglected but symbolic stretch of prime shorefront on an island soon to be transformed by a Cornell University campus.

The explorers narrowly escape and return to an Earth soon to be transformed by the discovery of extraterrestrial life.  .

I would come home to bags of curdling milk hanging from the ceiling, soon to be transformed into yogurt so she can mix it with rice for a fortified meal.