Sentence examples for which morphed into from inspiring English sources

Google adopted the slogan "Don't Be Evil" (which morphed into "Do the Right Thing").

There was also a clever party political broadcast which morphed into a charity appeal for East Africa.

In 1967, he played with the Philadelphia Spartans of the National Professional Soccer League, which morphed into the NASL.

He was given an official Chinese name – Pang Ting Hong – which morphed into the nickname "Fat Pang".

(One showed him in a majestic white fur coat, which morphed into a waterfall — the rapper as force of nature).

Other firms have made their names more neutral, like Hugh Hardy Architects, which became H3 in 2004, or Fox and Fowle, which morphed into FXFowle in 2005.

She also realized the difference between a fancy party and a ball: "Back then, we had casual Fridays, which morphed into casual workweeks.

And hence the Jan . 19briefing, which morphed into a debate about a more mundane security concern: the proliferation of fake IDs.

Understandably, the Germans were extremely confident, which morphed into arrogance when they announced a pre-championship tour of Spain before France 84.

They went on to join an organization known as the Columbia Film Critics Circle, which morphed into the New York Independent Film Critics.

The whiff of the official Party hero pervades the story, which morphs into patriotic spectacle.