Sentence examples for transform a minor from inspiring English sources

The Collegiate Network handbook "Start the Presses!" states: "As a media outlet, you have the power to transform a minor event or fact into a major embarrassment...

Or should we blame the South African military, which transformed a minor event into a national scandal by putting all its bases on high alert for the first time in its democratic history?

"Variety is the spice of life," and is often the key ingredient in transforming a minor idea into a major dream.

As such he says he's seen football in Australia transform from a minor sport, where it was like a "school of hard knocks", to one which attracts big crowds and great exposure and provides for its players, giving them a decent living without them having to leave for Europe or elsewhere.

Her rendition has already been dissected across the internet, and helped Pare's character transform from a minor plot device to a full-fledged member of the world of Sterling Draper Cooper Pryce.

His ambition, cunning and drive helped to transform a family of the minor nobility into a major force.

Under Maximilian's rule, Bonn was transformed from a minor provincial town into a thriving and cultured capital city.

Vobora, after all, had just been transformed into a minor celebrity, the final footnote to every NFL Draft.

When he discusses his troubles at work, transformed by a minor heroism by the Gentleman Caller, it's a hopeful story, not a pathetic one.

Sliced raw branzino (Italian sea bass) got us going, and it showed how one apparently minor ingredient can transform a dish.

This is just another example of Fleet Street over-reaction, transforming a couple of minor incidents into a major threat.