Sentence examples for In became from inspiring English sources

He became a contract attorney at a law firm to pay the bills, he wrote, but added, "I got sucked in, became a full-timer, then a senior litigation associate and then a partner, at which time I promptly bolted to become an in-house attorney at Universal Television".

"They dug in, became a unit and it is very pleasing to win.

The portion of the song in which Zonday turns away from the microphone, with a caption stating "I move away from the mic to breathe in", became an oft-repeated meme on 4chan and inspired remixes.

The TIPI, which was designed to be easy to understand and fill in, became more difficult to rate (estimate = 0.56, 95% CI = 0.14 0.91).

Sleeping in became a mark of prestige.

His personal method of "seeing in" became famously idiosyncratic.

But Gray's interminable, 16-question lead-in became nearly as newsworthy as James's choice of Miami.

But the drama of righteous incarceration seized the nation's attention, a freed Mrs. Due went on a national fund-raising tour and the "jail-in" became a movement standard.

Lennon was particularly proud, for example, that "Give Peace a Chance," recorded at the Montreal bed-in, became the anthem of the big peace protests that gave focus to the American public's opposition to the Vietnam War.

Also, with the move toward more compact, fuel- efficient vehicles, going to the drive-in became a less comfortable experience.

Given the dynamic organizational context where the implementation took place, the organizational endorsement was not always granted and a lack of buy-in became a barrier to sustainability.