Though he had been hiding in plain sight, the world seemed stunned to discover that Woody Allen's son had somehow turned into a fair-haired Übermensch, like the WASP rival in one of his father's movies.
The station of Saint-Germain-des-Près is to be turned into a literary fair featuring the work of Left Bank luminaries like Sartre and de Beauvoir, while sports will be celebrated at Villejuif Léo Lagrange, the French film industry at Bonne Nouvelle, and the countries of the EU at Europe.
The campus was turned into a giant street fair while the honorary degree recipients and 300 guests gathered in the Richard L. Rosenthal Pavilion.
Conceived initially to displace the Capone crime era from the city's image, the fair turned into a celebration of technology as the saviour of the country's economy.
The adoption of hard sell tactics will dismay traditionalists who fear the conference is turning into a trade fair.
The ceremony turns into a street fair, as well-wishers parade around with phallic statues of all sizes, many with prayers written on them.
You don't want to have a non-profit event and have it turn into a vendor fair for the vendor's personal gain.
By May, the demonstrations had turned into a countrywide protest movement calling for fair elections, a civilian government, and the return of real democracy.
By 8 a.m., Fairway's parking lot had turned into a kind of small-town street fair: a radio station was raffling off gift cards to the store, and local merchants were handing out samples of their wares.
Sure, he was far away from Rory in London and again was a jerk to Marty (who, to be fair, also turned into a jerk because men are trash).
Her father (a dishonest used-car salesman) is turned into an "escapologist," which is a fair word to describe the creators of this show.
