Sentence examples for turned to concrete from inspiring English sources

The mash tun and coppers are located one floor up and were saved, but 50 tonnes of malted barley had turned to concrete in the malt store.

Among the poets who followed Foix's avant-garde example was Joan Brossa, who gradually turned to concrete poetry, attempted to bridge the gap separating poetry from sculpture, and began to use film as a means of poetic expression.

Investor skepticism about a proposed merger between Hewlett-Packard and Compaq Computer turned to concrete fallout today as both companies' stocks continued to slide, and a major rating service downgraded Hewlett-Packard's creditworthiness.

British engineers Peter Brewin and Will Crawford came up with a fabric shelter that, when sprayed with water, turns to concrete within 24 hours.

It is one that melts into a smooth, creamy sauce that won't seize up and turn to concrete.

Some of the canvases in the West Hollywood show are decidedly ghoulish -- "Paralysis" depicts a man in a dungeon-like space, his body turning to concrete and his cranium a void, with the brain hung in chains nearby.

Another thing you can do is to sprinkle some concrete powder over the ramp and also in the wheelbarrows with the dirt this will insure that when you add some water it will turn to concrete and strengthen the dirt ramp.

As sources of artistic inspiration go, it's an unlikely one; but when eccentric singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens was commissioned by the Brooklyn Academy of Music to write a symphony about the city he calls home, he immediately turned to this crumbling concrete flyover.

From there the path shot along a small lake, the Soppensee, before it turned to gravel and then concrete.

While the international studies on governance have turned to be technical and concrete, Chinese relevant research remains at a macroscopic level.

The fluidity time is the instant when mixture turns to fresh concrete.