Sentence examples for will turning from inspiring English sources
It's lovely batting, relatively drama free, oozing control and stealing runs at will, turning ones into twos, twos into threes.
The English sisters Hattie and Charley Webb, playing Celtic harp and acoustic guitar, performed "If It Be Your Will," turning it into a celestial invocation.
Various monarchs added new wings to the palace and the museum, hiring painters and sculptors at will, turning it into a monument where the décor remains as attention grabbing as the art.
Nietzsche follows him out: It was precisely here I saw the beginning of the end, the standing still, the backward-glancing exhaustion, the will turning against life, the dual illness tenderly and sadly announcing itself.
The Pilgrim's desire and will, turning as a wheel is turned, in Longfellow's translation of the "Paradiso" 's final words, are turned by "the Love which moves the sun and the other stars".
Mario Balotelli will turn 21 this summer.
Otherwise, taxpayers will turn elsewhere.
He will turn 34 this month.
