Sentence examples for and become in a from inspiring English sources

It is in fact the idea of predecessors: "You must go through tradition, absorb it, and become in a way a reincarnation of all the artistic periods that have come before you".

The hope here, investors said, is that before long, deals like BP's, which binds the partners at least through 2007, will soon stop being the stuff of banner headlines and become, in a word, normal.

I want to become the first Latin American designer who is known all over the world".' It would seem that he has done exactly that - except that he has gone well beyond it and become, in a sense, the American designer par excellence.

Then, one fateful day in the early '50s, she answered a casting call from Mr. Wood and became, in a manner of speaking, a star.

Soccer is central to the boy's relationship with his father, and becomes, in a way, central to his relationship with Camilo.

Then he left office and became, in a very short amount of time, a wildly rich man worth somewhere between $13.9 million and $48 million.

And beyond that, I witnessed how in their suffering, they shifted and became in a sense freer, more committed to living their lives.

And we become, in a way, addicted to those feelings.

Churches and chapels have become, in a profane "conversion", bars and restaurants.

Food and nutrition have become, in a certain sense, a call to action.

He's still in Chicago and has bought a dog and become interested in a girl.