Sentence examples for Political becoming from inspiring English sources
It was a case of the political becoming personal, only so overwhelmingly, that it crushed a man.
She joined The Observer in 2000 as chief political correspondent, becoming political editor in 2004.
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In Florida, where Fortress is building the passenger railroad, the firm took advantage of revolving-door politics: political aides becoming lobbyists, and vice versa.
And that's when politics can turn ugly, as it has recently, with our political narrative becoming a story of blame and fear.
In 1962 George Bush won his first political contest, becoming chairman of the Harris county Republican Party.
He was rewarded with political advancement, becoming a member of the Federal House of Assembly.
Along with spectacular wealth, he accumulated enormous political influence, becoming a close ally of Mr. Yeltsin's.
The bank's troubles have political ramifications, becoming an issue in the Italian elections held on Sunday and Monday.
Clinton made political history, becoming the first woman to win an Iowa caucus – the first votes in the election calendar.
Soon, Lambert was throwing himself into political activity, becoming involved in squatting, free festivals and anti-nuclear weapon camps.
