Sentence examples for wanting to transform from inspiring English sources

Anti-fracking campaigners have called for permission for the sites to be refused, accusing the chancellor, George Osborne, of wanting to "transform Lancashire into Texas".

He was willing to go to such a deep place and expose himself and talk about something he knows a lot about – struggling, wanting to transform himself".

But, even if you avoid the more embarrassing surface-level fetishization of another culture, there's still some deeper element of wanting to transform into a new person.

The leftist candidate for president took his anti-government oratory to a new level last night, saying he and his followers were not just seeking a recount in last month's election, but also wanting to transform the country's democratic institutions.

Reese Witherspoon dreamt of being a non-traditionalist, reportedly wanting to transform the best actress statue she won for Walk the Line into a door knocker or a necklace ("statement" jewellery would not have cut the mustard).

Distraught, the woman weeps for the bird, wanting to transform this moment of grief and then, suddenly, the bird is alive again.

"He wants to transform the country.

But it wants to "transform" provision.

"I want to transform the club.

Now Carsten Höller wants to transform London.

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