Sentence examples for turned into terror from inspiring English sources
"I started from the viewpoint of huge naivety, which turned into terror," he says.
All around, the everyday drudgery of passing through security gates turned into terror, passengers running for their lives and abandoning luggage as heavily armed police officers ordered them to hit the floor for safety.
Rather than focussing on Muslim radicalisation after 9/11, he set his revolution in the late Sixties and Seventies, when hopes for change turned into the terror of the Red Brigades.
I grew up in a house where the toilet doors are left open (shutting it makes it much harder to continue your conversation) and swearing, while originally banned, became increasingly necessary as we all turned into little terrors.
A15 Radiation Danger Cited Radioactive materials in wide use in the United States could be turned into weapons of terror, several scientists told a Senate panel.
Radioactive materials in wide use in the United States could be turned into weapons of terror that would probably kill few people but would spread panic and produce severe economic damage, scientists told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today.
The volcano's eruption – an initial cause of wonder that turned quickly into terror and tragedy – is recorded in a single surviving eyewitness account by Pliny the Younger.
He is a nice colt and may well turn into a terror, but the Wood was Buddha's first stakes attempt and only his fourth race.
That beautiful summer day, which saw Mullaghmore become synonymous with terror, turned into one of the bloodiest of the Troubles.
One of them was Victor Klemperer, a literature professor at the Technical University, whose diaries from the Nazi era, published in the nineties under the title "I Will Bear Witness," describe in mundane and relentless detail how the humanistic city of his youth turned into a place of terror that ostracized, humiliated, warehoused, tortured, and, finally, annihilated its Jews.
