Sentence examples for whole into one from inspiring English sources

Since about one in six voters is now a non-white woman, those votes were enough to cancel out the reverse gender gap among white women and turn the female vote as a whole into one of the key elements of Obama's victory.

Ask your GP A long-lost Caravaggio is going on display in Tokyo Hiroshi Sugimoto manages to put a whole film into one photo frame And the new documentary on Robert Mapplethorpe looks a must-see!

I can get the whole house into one suitcase".

It felt like turning the whole world into one of those Marble Tilt Labyrinth games.

If I had to sum up the whole book into one word, it would be: beautiful.

As for scale, you could fit the whole landscape into one Alpine valley.

A chemist would think of this as essentially turning the whole star into one atom, into one atomic nucleus.

-- Steve Holmes, Washington, D.C. (#36, 1957) Why don't you make your whole magazine into one huge "Letters Department"?

It is a coming-of-age story about a woman squeezing a whole life into one great gesture.

"That would obviously turn Durban and the whole country into one big graveyard if we continue," he said.

García Márquez's genius was to condense a whole saga into one swift volume and to purify his style into a simplicity that was accessible to everyone.