Sentence examples for widely turned from inspiring English sources

While television was the source most widely turned to for information, nearly half of Americans said they followed the Boston news online or on a mobile device.

Like James's previous novels, The Sellout had also been widely turned down by UK publishers – until Mabey was alerted to its existence by the Sunday Times's literary editor Andrew Holgate, and acquired it shortly afterwards.

When Pelfrey got to first base, he smiled widely and turned to direct a claw gesture to his teammates in the visitors' dugout.

After McCain had read aloud a typically vague Romney statement, the former Massachusetts governor offered this remarkable response to his own quote: "What does that mean?" That's right, what had been widely suspected turns out to be true: Romney really doesn't know what he is talking about.

I'd love to see her read more widely (if not turned into a vampire book).

Do you think it has boiled down and captured the essence of New Yorker cartoon humor, or is it just a widely applicable phrase turned into a nifty trick?

I smiled widely as he turned slightly red and shook my hand.

It was widely reported Billy Crudup turned down the role.

But that widely admired speech turned out to be simply another of those early statements of intent that failed later to gather policy traction.

Just think of "Indian Village Orders Gang Rape of Two Sisters" and where that led (this widely sensationalized "news" turned out to be baseless).

Allangate as it's now widely known has naturally turned into a bit of a global media shitstorm and the Radio 24syv hosts Asger Juhl and Kristoffer Eriksen have been catching their fair share of shit for it.