Sentence examples for turned well from inspiring English sources
Coveney says Donovan has "lost what little stage personality he had developed as Joseph … and turned, well, rancid".
The sound of the ego is turned well down.Lowell was much more prolific and more raucously in and of the world.
When Hughes received the ball in his own half with his back to goal, there seemed to be little danger for Everton, even after the Welshman turned well and played a lovely pass with the outside of his right foot to Whiteside on United's right.
And he capped the comeback when he turned well inside the Wolves box and shot past keeper Carl Ikeme.
It took just 90 seconds for him to be called into action, as James Keatings turned well and fired low at goal.
El Hassnaoui and Prince Buaben had early shots for Hearts before King's driving run stretched the Bairns defence and McHattie turned well before lifting his shot into Jamie MacDonald's top-right hand corner.
Anne D. Williams, a jigsaw historian, cites several reasons for the change, including the introduction in the 1870s of a foot-powered fret saw that turned well-off American women into wood-cutting hobbyists.
From there, you can pick up a 2.3km walking trail that loops around Claisebrook Cove – a former industrial area turned well-heeled district studded with artwork such as Sea Queen and Standing Figure (11), an old river boat found and restored by artist Toby Jones and moored on the cove's north side.
Unfortunately, the legendary Mitford wit does not turn well into the written word here.
Obviously, it turned out well".
