Sentence examples for well turned into from inspiring English sources

The car rocked on its suspension as the powerful speakers, naked in the foot well, turned into a shimmer of sound.

Those inflows of capital dried up; revenues plunged and deficits soared; and membership in the euro, which had encouraged markets to love the crisis countries not wisely but too well, turned into a trap.

Soon, you may well turn into a group-groupie.

Arctic Dreams, composed as a celebration of the polar landscape, might well turn into its elegy.

The upswing in fortunes for big(gish), traditional clubs could well turn into one of the themes of the season.

The world's efforts at economic recovery could well turn into a case of every country for itself.

And that would just be the beginning of what could well turn into another tech bubble and investment-banking bonanza.

It could well turn into the worst example in history of cutting off your nose to spite your face.

The boom that we are currently seeing could well turn into a retreat because the government will cut.

There can be neither undeserved punishment nor undeserved reward; otherwise, good may just as well turn into evil and evil into good.

Perhaps over time, men will catch on to this new world and accept the fact that hard-working girls may well turn into highly paid women.