Sentence examples for will turn sour from inspiring English sources

But things will turn sour on Monday.

Predicting which gatherings will turn sour is difficult: the protesters appear to have no leaders.

With the Cypriot economy shrinking and the property market still overvalued, more loans will turn sour.

It looks likely that a big chunk of restructured loans will turn sour.

The danger of Mubarak's murky speech, of course, is that the jubilant mood on the square which preceded it will turn sour and angry (it already has), and that Mubarak will order — excuse me, advise; he is just advising now — his armed minions back into the fray.

The danger of Mubarak's murky speech, of course, is that the jubilant mood on the square which preceded it will turn sour and angry (it already has), and that Mubarak will order excuse me, advise; he is just advising now—his armed minions back into the fray.

You can't go on drinking the dry reds and whites above because, however delightful as they were with the turkey, they'll turn sour in your mouth after a bite of sweet pumpkin or pecan pie.

Do not bury them deep in your mind where they will turn sore/sour and even poisonous (to your own attitudes): "Get rid of it!" Get busy today, carrying good attitudes into tomorrow.

Kids will only turn defensive if encouragement is soured by shame, and they'll get the message much quicker if the positive words are left to do their work.

If the Occupy movement doesn't move beyond encampments — especially encampments in public places that ordinary people normally use for recreation and relaxation without some corporation charging them admission — it will surely turn sour, and so will the public's view of it.

Ask almost any Pirates fan about Miguel Sanó and chances are their mood will quickly turn sour.