Sentence examples for to into something from inspiring English sources

In his best work, Collins turned the basic desire to know — why the woman ran away, what evil secret the villain is guarding, what disguise or violence the hero will resort to — into something strangely metaphysical, so that the question "What happens next?" leads to the question "Who am I?" Born in London in 1824, Collins grew up surrounded by art and artists.

Developer Jason Oda's SkrillexQuest transforms the single "Summit" from something you listen to into something you live.

Don't force yourself to fit into something to skinny.

They include: "It is easier to get into something than to get out of it".

Then, after a hiatus, the wariness tends to turn into something closer to blank terror.

On the other hand, the CAR was threatening to tip into something close to genocide before the French intervention.

There is no better way to get into something than to do it firsthand.

The last thing you want to do is to rush into something you are unprepared for.

"I wanted to move into something that felt a bit closer to home.

I want to stumble into something that gives me a new way to think".

They want to buy into something British".