Sentence examples for turned hard from inspiring English sources

Downstairs, the techno — and the crowd — had turned hard.

The silicone turned hard and began to migrate down her legs and through her body.

The wider war they would have triggered would have turned hard and bloody, however.

But then the boat from New Zealand reappeared, passed Alcatraz, turned hard past a buoy and sailed toward the spectators.

Then the set turned hard into another springy Motian song, powered by short, springy lines.

They took credit when the nation's economy made almost every business leader look good, and they blamed the fates when times turned hard.

Ms. Tian mirrored the ensemble's passion and energetic commitment, although her tone sometimes turned hard-edged, and she could have better conveyed the work's dark, soulful nature.

David J. Young, his chief lieutenant, is a plumber turned hard-bitten labor organizer, with roots in the rough-and-tumble world of Los Angeles sweatshops.

Alexandra Deshorties handled the challenges with strong, clear singing and overall accuracy, though her tone in her top voice turned hard-edged.

She seems a soprano who has boosted her voice to Wagnerian dimensions and at times, in the effort, her sound turned hard-edged.

They argue that the creation by federal bureaucrats in the 1970s of a new box on forms turned hard-working migrants into an artificial new race, trapping them in a ghetto of grievance politics and government welfare.