Sentence examples for time has turned into from inspiring English sources

A disagreement between Chinese tourists and a hostel in Stockholm over check-in time has turned into a diplomatic spat between China and Sweden, after Beijing criticised Sweden for violating the human rights of Chinese citizens.

"It is a place of ancient doom which time has turned into a symbol of the pride of a new nation," wrote Ronald Harker in the Observer book on Masada, published in 1966.

Two decent, humane, God-fearing, patriotic Americans and their supporters have squared off in a contest that is usually contentious but this time has turned into a vicious, vilifying one.

These days, neat piles of debris and rubbish stand on the outskirts of levelled towns that the passage of time has turned into empty fields overgrown with grass and weeds.

What started out as the most revolutionary welcome to women at the Buddha's time, has turned into a misogynistic adventure.

It's all too easy to get caught up in crazy schedules and let your exercise routine suffer when traveling -- before you know it, all motivation is lost and gym time has turned into nap time.

"Roy's movies at this time had turned into these sort of western musicals, like frontier jamborees, where he's singing and walking around in outfits with fringes," Mr. Tarantino says.

The kids who were kids at the time have turned into adults, and have given it to their kids," said Maroni.

"It's been over 25 years now, the kids who were kids at the time have turned into adults, and have given it to their kids," said Maroni.

What had started as a little project to pass some time had turned into hours of imaginative play, stemming from a lack of distractions and a freedom to create.

We've been kind of worried that ever since giving up the actual news (anybody catch that hard-hitting report on Sudoku this morning?) the NY Times had turned into some sort of SPIN-lite tastemaker rag to help keep adoptive parents "with it".