Sentence examples for was soon turned from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the increasingly popular flush toilet, the river was soon turned into a stinky swamp and cholera became rife.

So he wrote The Thomas Berryman Number, a thriller about a political murder in the US deep south, which was soon turned down by 31 publishers.

But any attempts to control the media's attention to this particular incident were in vain: the pictures were picked up by news agencies worldwide and a cut-out image of Mugabe's tumble was soon turned into memes and shared on social media using the hashtag #MugabeFalls.

Their 129-run stand was the highest first-wicket partnership in a one-day international at Eden Gardens, but the match was soon turned on its head.

Due to lack of funds, however, the home was soon turned over to Princess Alice.

In a few months, with a few properly orchestrated 'events' (and their easily manipulated and predictable tool in the White House), Washington and the rest of the nation was soon turned into an American version of Mogadishu.

The result was a more efficient steel industry that was soon turning a profit.

Under Green it was soon turning in an annual pre-tax profit of close to £100m.

Under sundry pseudonyms she was soon turning out stories and articles by the score for newspapers and magazines.

In 1949 Di Stéfano, already an Argentinian international, left River Plate for Millonarios, and was soon turning out for Colombia.

The first country to industrialise, Britain was soon turning out more than half the world's coal, pig-iron and cotton textiles.