Sentence examples for a set became from inspiring English sources

Through savvy marketing and an emphasis on quality engineering, its trademark red headphones -- which can cost upwards of $400 a set -- became de rigeur among hip hop artists, DJs and their multitude of fans.

The most serious disadvantage may relate to the rapidity with which articles in a set become noticeably unbalanced in relation to one another.

But red clay requires endless patience, and Marder, thinking about a third set, became greedy, leading to an unforced error.

June 1956 saw an unseasonable amount of rain in Paris, and the set became a swamp.

"But the set became a kind of emblem of the artificial nature of the law.

Canadian pop princess Carly Rae Jepsen's Friday night set became a much-needed burst of joy.

Cobain convinced Bayer to allow the extras to mosh, and the set became a scene of chaos.

In his hands the drum set became an eruptive force constantly interacting with the other musicians on stage.

Effectively merging the realistic and the decorative schools of stage design, the set became an inseparable part of each dance.

According to the definition of Z-complementary sequences, a Z-complementary set becomes a conventional complementary set when, and becomes a PAZCZ set when in terms of the definition of PAZCZ sequences in [21, 22].

But in 1944 his wife Bella died, and memories of her, often in a Vitebsk setting, became a recurring pictorial motif.