Sentence examples for takes sour from inspiring English sources

While Not Guilty (which went through more than 100 takes) Sour Milk Sea and Circles did not make the cut, Piggies, Long, Long, Long (here with a new louder take) and Savoy Truffle did.

(See "Half a Loaf: At Giant Baker, Freshness Project Takes Sour Turn," Wall Street Journal, September 23, 2004).

As the political conversation about the situation in Calais takes a sour turn I can't help thinking of a teenager I met in Sicily a few weeks ago.

In a 2005 episode of "Entourage," an MMF threesome takes a sour turn when Drama and Turtle accidentally brush penises.

When this band failed to take off, he joined a second band called Sour Milk Sea.

Save the Children also voiced dismay at the way political discourse had taken a "sour turn".

"Take a sour beer: You can describe it, the way it tastes and where it comes from, but at a certain point you just have to taste it".

Last year, when the Pac-12 presidents were discussing expansion, they took a sour attitude toward Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, which were viewed as a necessary evil for Texas' potential admission.

But the Mets' day took a sour turn even before their 6-2 loss to the Washington Nationals when they learned that third baseman David Wright had sustained a small fracture to the pinkie on his right hand.

In Orwell's novel Coming Up for Air, the last book he published before the outbreak of war, his first-person protagonist, George Bowling, took a sour view of Left Book Club meetings.

After a week that saw the Lions tour of Australia take a sour turn with further injuries and a first defeat, the scenes of blood and anger at the Sydney Football Stadium yesterday seemed grimly predictable.