metamorphose

This book is about a man who has metamorphosed into a woman.

What if he could not metamorphose into his other self?

And 36 years later, she has metamorphosed into much more than a toy.

Now they were at the point where their friendship was metamorphosing into something more.

Others metamorphosed into members of the black middle class and the establishment.

So this is what the old water cooler has metamorphosed into!

But in the meantime, I was metamorphosing into someone or something else.

The news break metamorphosed into a commercial for cold medicine.

The creature metamorphosed into a boy about eight years old.

How could you ever come to believe that he was metamorphosed into a wolf?

As a result the production metamorphosed into a feature film.

More important still, whole sections of the scene can be metamorphosed.

Time, confined to a hospital bed, then metamorphoses into a new form.

Coming back today, I felt that my senses were metamorphosing.

The figures are often captured in the act of metamorphosing.

But it started out as a group of photographers and did not metamorphose into its present form until 1978.

It was as if her doctor had metamorphosed into a demon.

In that secret time before he metamorphosed into adult status.

Like other tropical members, they may take about two years to metamorphose into adults.

What happened on that ship to metamorphose her into this stranger?

Then she metamorphosed into Candy, who in her own way was also like a nurse.

And so the old simply metamorphoses into the new.

Her look has metamorphosed into the long, narrow and serious silhouette.

Man is thus metamorphosed into a thing, into many things.

After some time, the plan metamorphosed for many into a more symbolic gesture.