Sentence examples for turned the scene from inspiring English sources

Verdi might have turned the scene into a confrontational duet, something he knew how to do.

After Leslie's engravers turned the scene into a printing plate, she added, "he has this beatific look heavenward".

As fans chanted his first name and popping flashbulbs turned the scene into a light show, he stroked a bat-shattering grounder that seemed destined to become the last out but wound up an infield hit.

His cafe's light, open space, designed to feel more like a lounge with a central communal table, turned the scene on its head, and in 1997 the New York Times declared its scrambled eggs the "best in the world".

For example, my friend Masoud* described a party he was at in Karaj -- a city on the outskirts of Tehran known for having numerous villa parties -- and how suddenly some of the partiers had turned the scene into an orgy.

The equanimity and regal aplomb that Ms. Irving maintains turns the scene into a rollicking tour de force.

On a table are typewritten texts, one of which explains that after the painter, in a fit of depression, destroyed his own works and disappeared, a critic proposed turning the scene into a Conceptual installation.

And in the final pages both plot and character get manipulated too conveniently into position: every gun on the wall gets fired, including one that turns the scene into a melodrama.

It is a lovely piece of work: with a deft, painterly touch, Albert envelops the precisely rendered Beaux-Arts train station and surrounding modern buildings in a quiet, snowy haze, turning the scene into a pastoral reverie.

Our friends at i-D spent time in Glasgow to meet the socially-conscious clubgoers and promoters turning the scene on its head.

Rap and hip hop are totally ruined by clubbers who turn the scene into fights and confrontations.