Sentence examples for academies became from inspiring English sources

In the 18th century the fame and achievements of these English and French academies became internationally recognized, and many other European countries started to found their own national academies.

Established for the training of Nonconformist ministers to whom the universities were closed, the academies became centres of learning, offering a more-liberal education than the universities then provided, including business, science, and sociology as well as theology and the classics.The act did not apply to Roman Catholics and Unitarians.

"I hope academies become the norm and I anticipate that that will be the case," Gove said.

Under his direction the academy became a greater centre of art than ever.

Together, the high school, the senior secondary school, and the arts academy became the Kalakshetra Foundation.

Henlein, educated at a commercial academy, became a bank clerk and later a gymnastics instructor.

Over the years, the academy became a kind of a cult place where young people gather.

So his real academy became the London coffee houses among the wits and hacks.

In the 20th century the art academy became an important source of instruction, synonymous with the modern art school.

Instead the youngest students sent to the academy became fourth graders who did not face the same new promotion standards.

Running an academy became a condition of obtaining a licence to play professional football in both divisions from 2002 03 onwards.