Sentence examples for turned internet from inspiring English sources

Last November, Andrew Mason, former music student turned internet wunderkind, was celebrating.

Last year the Russian theoretical physicist turned internet entrepreneur founded the $3m Fundamental Physics Prize, to be awarded annually to outstanding thinkers in the field.

He was referring to the city's recent cultural innovation turned Internet hit: a black and orange, rocket-looking cylinder that spits out short stories, free of charge.

A year ago, she turned internet detective, hoping that she would find a trail of clues online that would lead to her biological family.

Mr. Ma, a former English teacher from Hangzhou turned Internet entrepreneur, founded Alibaba.com in 1999 as a platform for businesses to trade products — like circuit breakers and hydraulic cylinders — with others.

Besides Mr Keough, members include Warren Buffett, the world's most successful (and opinionated) investor; Herbert Allen, a top banker; James Robinson, a former boss of American Express; and Barry Diller, a Hollywood mogul turned internet entrepreneur.

Doors turns Internet's silent libraries into places teeming with human presence and discourse, allowing people to seek and provide guidance, collaborate with colleagues, and interact socially.

He succeeded where Prodigy failed in turning Internet connections into a business.

It's a cute trick that can turn Internet lookie-loos into fully-fledged website impresarios.

But their rationale for turning Internet governance over to local regulators is even scarier.

Facebook is turning Internet.org, its project to provide free internet to new users, into a platform.