Sentence examples for turning day from inspiring English sources
Its last major eruption, in 1918, continued for more than a month, turning day into night, starving crops of sunlight and killing off livestock.
Indonesia has raised flight warnings around the Mount Sinabung volcano to their highest level after it sent a plume of ash more than 7km (4.4 miles) into the air, turning day into night for people nearby.
As smoke billowed overhead on Friday, turning day into dusk, Ali Saeed, a resident, recounted how war has changed this small industrial town about 15 miles south of Beirut.
An article in yesterday's USA Today covered the rare sleep disorder that Dawes Green has suffered from since birth, which makes his sleep patterns entirely unpredictable, "turning day into night and night into day".
Coal and cars are the culprits largely responsible for the thick, soupy air that frequently envelops cities like Beijing, Harbin and Shanghai -- rendering their skylines invisible and turning day into night.
That's where a screenwriter (Partovi) has chosen to hide — behind closed curtains, turning day into a permanent night — in order to protect his dog, Boy, from murder by the regime, which has banned dogs on religious grounds.
"Turning Sunday into another Saturday for major retailers would take precious family time away from shop workers," she said.
"They turned day into night.
It was the Ethiopians' turn Sunday, with Feyisa Lilesa finishing second and Tilahun Regassa third.
The tables were turned Tuesday on "Oprah".
That was one heavy page to turn Wednesday night.
