Sentence examples for turned rapidly from inspiring English sources

Joy at the country's first proper election since independence from France in 1958 turned rapidly to alarm.

It is thought that concussions generally occur when the head accelerates rapidly and then is stopped, or when the head is turned rapidly.

In Germany it turned rapidly into a genocidal racist nationalism; in America, he says, it took on a more friendly, liberal form.Adolf Hitler was a vegetarian and Heinrich Himmler an animal-rights activist.

The second round turned rapidly into a referendum on the far right after Roman Catholic church leaders, trade unions and business groups joined opposition politicians in endorsing Mr Chirac as the guardian of French democracy against Mr Le Pen's far right.

But what began as just one more deal at the murky interface of art and commerce turned rapidly into a full-blown debate embracing some familiar ogres: American cultural imperialism, along with less muscular depictions of Britons proud of their past but cringing from the shadows of the Great American Novel.

Spieth's mental fortitude, to the point where he is commonly harder on himself than need be the case, was evident even before his Masters collapse; that circumstances turned rapidly against the former world No1 on Augusta's 12th hole will only add to already intense levels of motivation.

But dreams often turn rapidly into nightmares.

Then, turning rapidly, he walked away and entered a tobacco shop.

The mechanics of the police investigation keep the pages turning rapidly.

What WaveCrest is trying to do is have the entire range be a sweet zone, from barely turning to turning rapidly".

A chef's legerdemain with a knife is stunning to watch, as an onion becomes a pile of translucent shards or a cucumber turns rapidly into disks that could have come from a mandoline.