Turned in sentence

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And I turned to run.

It wasn't until years later, looking back on this whole age-of-reason, change-of-birthday thing, that it dawned on me: I wasn't turning seven when I thought I turned seven.

It turned out the cell that we were trying to transplant into had a nuclease, an enzyme that chews up DNA on its surface, and was happy to eat the synthetic DNA that we gave it and never got transplantations.

But it turned out it wasn't going to be as simple in the end, and it set us back three months because we had one error out of over a million base pairs in that sequence.

Viruses only grow in living things, and so it turned out that, for flu, chicken eggs worked really well.

This is actually a guy who logged into the robot and his eyeball was turned 90 degrees to the left.

And while we think that HIV is done and that the tide has turned for it, just like with real tides, it can come right back.

Here, they mix the salty mud with spring water and spread it out in shallow ponds, and as it evaporated, it turned into a spectacle of color.

The Dinka were still in love with their cattle, but they had turned in their spears for Kalashnikovs.

But in '96 they heard a few weird songs, and it turned out that these strange songs were typical of west coast whales.

And that's what I did a few years ago when I took that five-level hierarchy of needs pyramid and turned it into what I call the transformation pyramid, which is survival, success and transformation.

I've taken that Robert Kennedy quote, and I've turned it into a new balance sheet for just a moment here.

And they turned around, headed back to the coast, and all five of them died on the return journey.

I don't have that much else to say, but they turned out really well.

What turned Juanderson around was technology for learning that made learning fun and accessible.

It turned out that Justin was almost certainly not autistic.

Rolf Bolin, who was a professor at the Hopkin's Marine Station where I work, wrote in the 1940s that "The fumes from the scum floating on the inlets of the bay were so bad they turned lead-based paints black."

150 years ago, locomotives got efficient enough, steam power, that we turned the continent into a country.

And so, nobody, I think, would argue that airplanes, in the last 50 years, have turned the continent and the country now into a neighborhood.

I was very much involved in it, but then turned my attention to other phenomena.

So he moved away from it, turned around a few minutes later, it was right next to the side of the boat again.

Desperate for a solution, we've turned to engineering to design artificial components to replace our worn-out body parts, but in the midst of the modern buzz around the promises of a bionic body, shouldn't we stop and ask if there's a better, more natural way?

There's cameras that can be turned on and off at your will, if those are your experiments.

And so this is why we turned to these guys here.

We turned the money over to that man there, the principal of the school.

So, by visualizing this information, we turned it into a landscape that you can explore with your eyes, a kind of map really, a sort of information map.

And you've taken all this complexity and beauty, and you've turned it into a cheap commodity.

So it turned out that my fantasy about an entertaining life of being the Karmapa wasn't going to come true.

And he turned to me, and he said, "Carne, you have to be very clever to be a diplomat."

And the pinnacle of my career, as it turned out, was when I was posted to New York.

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