Sentence examples for turn the ground from inspiring English sources

Adelle and Steven think it would be great to turn the ground floor into a coffeehouse and bookstore.

Their solution was to turn the ground floor, a 1,100-square-foot 1,100-square-foot 1,100-square-foot (although it now sometimes doubles as the girls' playroom).

The canes are more pliant and the rose is covered in so many soft pink blossoms that the petals, when they fall, turn the ground a blushed white.

While water seeping through the sediment will turn the ground dark, the violent vaporisation blasts lightly-coloured dust off the surface, revealing darker ground underneath.

The surface drills used water to fight friction in the borehole, and the water seeped through and began to turn the ground to mud; it engulfed the men's boots when they walked on it.

Historic preservationists have complained about Mr. Bloomberg's decision to use Tweed as the school system headquarters, and hoped that city building codes would foil his plan to turn the ground floor into a school.

His notion was to turn the ground-floor space where Woody Allen has played impassive, Bechet-ish clarinet for many years (and where Bobby Short kept Cole Porter standards raspingly alive for even more) into just another Madison Avenue boutique.

For the evening, Mr. Wilson had directed some of his students to turn the grounds into a dreamscape resembling one of his hypnotic, minimalist stage spectacles.

Conditions have worsened, with rain turning the ground to mud.

Copper residue has turned the ground a rich terracotta.

In another, he carries a leaking can of paint, turning the ground into his canvas.