Sentence examples for turn blanche from inspiring English sources

Allen's most inspired twist was to turn Blanche the Southern belle into Jasmine, a lady who gave dinner parties in a world of unearned privilege -- and contemporary resonance.

The soap's executive producer, Kieran Roberts, said: "Maggie was a much-loved colleague and a wonderful actress who turned Blanche into a true Coronation Street icon.

The fingers bend and blanche; one crosses the other.

They gave the Swiss graphic designer Cornel Windlin carte blanche to turn them into a book.

While Pratchett was given "carte blanche" to "turn up whenever [he] wanted", he was happy to see a more liberal interpretation of his first two works than he had been for Hogfather.

The Dakotas were escorted by four American P-38 Lightning fighters, which engaged and drove off two roving German fighters, but as the Dakotas approached the Tunisian border they encountered thick clouds and were forced to turn back, landing at Maison Blanche at 11 00.

As it turns out, a $5 carte blanche for delivery was not a model that really made sense.

Turns out, if they have carte blanche on all these choices, that's almost as good as being able to exclude sick people altogether.

The change was first seen in Howard Dean's revolt against the Democratic establishment as he sought the party's presidential nomination an establishment which, in his view, had allowed Mr Bush to turn the terrorist attacks into a carte blanche for his party.

The Elites, outraged, threaten to resign from the Covenant high council; in turn the Prophets give the Brutes carte blanche to kill the Elites, sparking a civil war.

The hotel combines two turn-of-the-century landmarks, the Maison Blanche Building and the Kress department store, and the signs of big-money investment are unmistakable.