Sentence examples for turning states from inspiring English sources

It would have been planned for some time, turning states against each other, stoking up tribal wars and divisions".

The work's first screening took place earlier this year in an isolated bothy over 2000' feet above sea-level in the Moor House National Nature Reserve, close to Auden's "great good place", - To where those peat-stained deserted burns, That feed the Wear and Tyne and Tees, And, turning states to strata sees, How basalt long oppressed burst out, In wild revolt at Cauldron Snout.

That year, John Della Volpe, director of polling at the Harvard University Institute of Politics, heralded the youth vote for "turning states that [Obama] would've lost or barely won into more comfortable margins".

Ms. Bernal eventually sealed Raul Salinas's fate by turning state's witness at his murder trial.

The episode has brought renewed scrutiny to the practice of turning state records into a salable electronic commodity.

Coming to me, the way he did, he might have been trying to save his neck by turning state's evidence, so to speak".

"I think this government is going to go ahead with its reforms, turning state policy towards social democracy… we need to see more acceleration of this," he said.

While later acquitted of the crime, both Vitale and Massino would admit to participation after turning state's evidence.

A mobster's goons pursue a fugitive underling turning state's evidence to an undercover policeman he once shot.

This one called for turning state parks into for-profit golf courses — and giving exclusive development rights to Jack Nicklaus.

The Cuban government has been experimenting with turning state enterprises into cooperatives that are run by the workers themselves.