Sentence examples for turned to reality from inspiring English sources

I recently attended a wedding where, over lobster rolls, talk turned to reality TV.

By Emma Allen August 10 , 2012I recently attended a wedding where, over lobster rolls, talk turned to reality TV.

At the end of this week, Bear Stearns is apparently finding itself a victim of rumors turned to reality.

All teams can trace a moment when promise turned to reality and in a World Cup year England may remember this clash as the day they became contenders in New Zealand.

As someone who was part of the first education technology boom in the late 1990s as a co-founder of Blackboard, I have watched over the last decade as radical predictions about change similar to Levine's have turned to reality — importantly, slower than anticipated.

Dreams of performing as a sextet temporarily turned to reality when a performance at a community carnival led to a date in the late 1990s at a medieval drama festival in the mountains of Italy at Camerino, where the sisters performed as Inish, an abbreviation of the Inishowen peninsula in County Donegal.

Two heartland universities have turned to reality-show concepts to drum up interest.

In turning to reality, the shared world that these French novelists depict and people with characters is hardly inviting.

But if the two-game "Monday Night" idea turns to reality, ABC would most likely pay more to the N.F.L.

Mr DeLay isn't the first politician to turn to reality television the Caucus blog notes that Jerry Springer, a former contestant on the programme, was once mayor of Cleveland Cincinnati.

When the call comes in, when rumor turns to reality, when it's not the broker in the next cubicle but you who is presented with a stack of severance papers, the psyche takes over.