Sentence examples for turn mighty from inspiring English sources

THE wheels of justice turn mighty slow.

This seems to leave the door open for believers to engage in expanded "naming" of their own, which would turn mighty Jehovah into little Tinker Bell — if you say his name enough, he lives.

What emerged in the negative reviews of "Ishtar" was, above all, the resentments of smaller temperaments at an individual who was able to turn mighty resources and a mighty budget into something original — starting with the transformation of its stars.

The bright side of this story is that, if the defendants are successful in roping in AOL, Sharman, and their buddy, this lawsuit is going to turn mighty expensive for the RIAA.

Cinematic and funky, the album has certain misses (Big Sean's self-pleased turn, "The Mighty Fall," being an awkward low) but great, earnest spirit throughout.

The lowest logs were now buried in the earth, as if returning to their birthplace, and from these logs, from the very lowest part of the hut, were growing two new weak branches, which would one day turn into mighty oaks and eat with their roots the dust of this dwelling that had been exhausted by the wind, the rain, and the human race.

The network turned its mighty promotional muscle onto the tournament, turning out catchy teasers for upcoming matches, and highlighting and discussing the games (not to the extent of the NBA, say, but far more so than usual) across its various TV, radio and internet platforms.

It's an easy ride; no major turns, from Routes 95 to 287 to 80. Around an hour from home, I turned to Mighty Marc and said, "I don't remember seeing those buildings before, do you?" He squinted at the landscape.

So the Rays turned to mighty Sam Fuld and his.244 career batting average.

Clearly, there is pride involved, because the little magician is turning his mighty caboose to the camera at every opportunity.

But a century of belching factories turned the mighty Nervión into a toxic cesspool, earning the city the unflattering nickname "El Botxo," the Basque word for hole.