Sentence examples for turning hard from inspiring English sources
"Can a woman be strong and clear without turning hard?" she wonders.
China re-exports a lot of what it imports, turning hard drives into iPods and iron ore into steel.
To help mitigate this run-off, engineers propose turning hard surfaces into sponges (for example by making paving permeable), adding greenery to roofs and building pools in parkland.
Turning hard Brexit, the prime minister may be more of a realist than her party, refusing to pose as a cake-and-eat-it pretender.
All the elements snap into place for "The Suffering," an exhilarating shout-along; no band is better at turning hard rock into something so wild and so sweet.
He specializes in turning hard problems in geometry, algebra and mathematical physics into easy problems in combinatorics and graph theory, and secretly believes that every problem somehow reduces to the Chinese remainder theorem.
History has a way of turning hard-won, uncertain struggles into genteel heritage.
Gifted beyond reason at turning hard-nosed Minimalism into humble, humane art, Mr. Gonzalez-Torres (1957-96) gethetributebute he deserves.
And yet it seems clear that Wall Street is finally realizing what many ordinary Americans have been feeling for a while: these hard times are turning harder.
Over the next three-quarters of a century an estimated 50 billion barrels would be lifted from the basin, turning hard-up cattle ranchers and cotton farmers into tycoons.
Beyond the country turning hard-right, accountants and agents had replaced eccentric, dope-addled businessmen who, while not exactly Abbie Hoffmans, were nonetheless willing to take risks.
