Sentence examples similar to turned unusual from inspiring English sources

Zuckerberg isn't the only one to turn unusual instincts into tech riches.

These days outdoor summer screenings are the next big way to watch films and the Secret Cinema collective has won plaudits for turning unusual locations – such as the tunnels under Waterloo Station – into cinemas.

Celebrities have the power to turn unusual or outmoded baby names into contemporary hits.

Talk then turned to unusual lingerie experiences.

Later he turned to unusual and often morbid subject matter in his poetic dramas.

In the wake of the high-profile suicides of chef and author Anthony Bourdain and fashion designer Kate Spade, the media has turned an unusual amount of attention to the problem.

His eyes had already glazed over and he had turned that unusual shade of morgue grey that signposts the end.

Sankey turned to unusual sources for the rhythms, moods, and sounds he wanted: to cowboy melodies, secular blues, and African-American spirituals and work songs.

My experiences are not, as it turns out, unusual.

By the eighteen-twenties, many farmers had exhausted their fields and had to turn to unusual plants and elaborate rotations to restore them.

I like the idea of turning an unusual space into a home, which is what we've done in this converted warehouse flat in Shoreditch.