Sentence examples for achieved in becoming from inspiring English sources

His charitable work reflected the prominence and affluence he had achieved in becoming president of Tom Brown in 1979, when he was just 33.

"They should definitely take a moment to reflect on what they have achieved in becoming Britain's first women's 470 world champions".

It is a metaphor for what we try to achieve in yoga — becoming empty".

But Graham also achieved another purpose in becoming the preacher to Presidents.

After the war, Ceylon finally achieved independence, becoming Sri Lanka in 1948.

He scored centuries in both innings, becoming the first player in the world to achieve the feat on debut.

Celebration and colour certainly sounds like the right territory for Chapman, who is achieving his lifetime's ambition in becoming part of a racing programme on one of the main channels.

To say that the "safest and most effective treatment for hard-core heroin addicts" is an injection of prescription heroin undermines the decades of success in becoming drug-free achieved by heroin abusers enrolled in long-term residential treatment programs.

Over the past 30 years of reform China has achieved a great deal, not just in becoming the second-largest economy and improving the living standards of its people, but also in terms of much greater freedoms.

Loiseau had made a life's ambition of becoming a three-star chef, a goal he achieved in 1991, seventeen years after arriving at La Côte d'Or.

Later in the match he achieved another landmark, becoming the first man to pass 500 dismissals in ODIs as well as taking the most World Cup victims.