Sentence examples for turned into everything from inspiring English sources

"Everything I was looking forward to turned into everything I was going to miss: first words, first steps, being there for my grandchildren," she says.

Shakespeare's plays have, in the past, been turned into everything from musicals to films, with Romeo and Juliet becoming West Side Story, and The Tempest morphing into Return to the Forbidden Planet.

While a number of decommissioned sites nationwide have been turned into everything from school buildings to low-income housing, most of them sit abandoned, covered in underbrush and graffiti, blandly industrial and purposely self-effacing relics to the war that never happened.

Now those shells are being turned into everything from flooring to high design wall tiles.

Similarly, ECONYL -- a nylon yarn created from reclaimed fishing nets -- has been turned into everything from socks to wetsuits, and carpets from Interface and Desso, to men's apparel from Kelly Slater's Outerknown label.

"She was quite good until she wrecked it all by turning into everything she's not.

She gained early recognition for the Tyng Toy, a kit of wooden interlocking pieces that could turn into everything from workbenches to wagons.

In return, these manufacturers not only get green cred, they also receive additional marketing thanks to their logo-packed packaging being turning into everything from backpacks to belts.

After more than a year of hysteria at town hall meetings, and constant Tea Party hyperbole about the country turning into everything from a fascist dictatorship to a bastion of Communism, maybe we're getting inured to such disgraceful and embarrassing behavior.

"Just as everything King Midas touched turned into gold, everything to which law refers becomes law … " (Kelsen 1967, p. 161).

In too many recent Times articles about the case, I felt as if The Times had been turned into Pravda, with everything interesting hidden between the lines.