Sentence examples for turned billions from inspiring English sources
It is native to China, where it has turned billions of trees into skeletons, said E. Richard Hoebeke, assistant curator of the Cornell University insect collection.
Ms. Kaufman turned 19th-century American quilt designs into abstract nocturnes glinting with sewn-on beads.
And Yo La Tengo turned "4th Time Around" inward, making it a hypnotic waltz behind Georgia Hubley's serene voice.
"When I saw that they had turned 42nd Street into Disneyland," she said, "I just stood there and wept".
Still, if this is what this preternaturally wise teen star turned 21st-century multimedia celebrity is developing into, bring it on.
Joined Chicago TV station, turned 3rd-rated morning show into nation's No. 1 talk show.
As a result, our complacency and our continued abdication of responsibility have turned 21st century woman somewhat ambivalent towards men.
Modern King Jamesish actually turns 17th-century English on its head.
But Ms. Caron doesn't stop at creating French characters; she also turns 17th-century buildings into inns.
An early, instinctive master of wide-screen filmmaking, Ray turns 20th Century Fox's proprietary CinemaScope process away from the spectacles and travelogues for which it was intended.
A report last week in The New York Times says that developers are turning 57th Street in Manhattan into "Billionaires' Row," with apartments selling for north of $90 million each.
