Sentence examples for arm becoming from inspiring English sources
Tells about his left arm becoming paralyzed which affored him a good reason for receiving a medical discharge from the Army - his determination to stay in spite of it.
Stephen Barker, an analyst at UBS Warburg in Tokyo, reckons that this could work even so, with Tanabe's research arm becoming more like the small biotech firms that thrive in America and Europe.Tanabe's example suggests that local firms will continue to guard their independence fiercely, however bleak the long-term outlook.
They became much sought after as mercenaries in French armies of the fifteenth century, in order to help counter the English superiority in this arm, becoming a major element of the French royal guards as the Garde Écossaise.
Archers became much sought after as mercenaries in French armies of the 15th century in order to help counter the English superiority in this arm, becoming a major element of the French royal guards as the Garde Écossaise.
He remained in the army, however, testing small arms, becoming an excellent shot and rising to the rank of captain.
Throughout, Mr. Feld ranks the women in long joined lines like moving friezes, their waving arms becoming stronger and almost frenetic.
In addition to using abstract motifs, artists working in the Geometric style began using figures of humans and animals, seeing both as the sum of geometrized parts bodies becoming triangles, legs and arms becoming line segments.
Over time, he bought several manors at Congham, Westacre and Happisburgh and was granted a coat of arms, becoming a minor member of the gentry.
The fact that children have been forced to take up arms, becoming at once victims and a part of the problem, is a "vivid illustration of the failure of the international community," notes the UNICEF spokesperson.
According to publicity materials, Ferguson had the phrase tattooed on his arm after becoming an American.
Placement of totally implanted venous access devices, or port systems, in the upper arm is becoming a common practice in interventional radiology.
