Sentence examples for turned to by from inspiring English sources

Digital technologies are increasingly turned to by environmental regulators to aid governance and communication.

Primary care providers (PCP) are also being turned to by patients for help with substance abuse.

Darfur heard the crack of doom, As every kind of odious deed Was turned to by the janjaweed.

But most of the poets, like Walt Whitman and Robert Graves, have been frequently turned to by American composers.

Economists are the new nuclear physicists, turned to by governments for advice as though they are heirs to the power of the scientists who created Hiroshima.

By Andrew Barlow **{:.break one} ** Soft drink makers Coke and Pepsi are testing a cola that has fewer calories than the original and a different flavor than the diet version often turned to by weight-conscious consumers.

In September, I turned to music by Haydn and Beethoven in "The Classical Style".

Its red sands are also full of iron, turned to rust by atmospheric oxygen.

This week, the panel turned to activities by the National Cancer Institute's (NCI's) Lance Liotta and FDA's Emanuel Petricoin.

(Lead compounds taste sweet, a fact turned to advantage by wine adulterers over the years).

Her voice, once quivering, turned to shouting by the end of her remarks.