Sentence examples for at became from inspiring English sources

Getting shot at became a regular occurrence, and politics was the farthest thing from my mind – I simply wanted to do my job well and bring my soldiers home alive.

In the 17th century, John Dryden, deciding that ending a sentence with a preposition was "not elegant" because you couldn't do it in Latin, set about ruining some of his best prose by rewriting it so that "the end he aimed at" became "the end at which he aimed", and so on.

When consequentialist theories were on the rise, the two processes of conception and validation of an idea or hypothesis became distinct and the view that the merit of a new idea does not depend on the way in which it was arrived at became widely accepted.

The jurisdiction left to the court at became New Castle County, and the county seat remained at New Castle until 1881 when it was moved to Wilmington.

Then the person you are upset at becomes your audience.

(When this ending /-at-/ became final due to loss or non-presence of the case ending, both Hebrew and Arabic show a later shift /-at/ > /-ah/ > /-aː/.) Hebrew shows the Canaanite shift whereby */aː/ often shifted to /oː/; the conditions of this shift are disputed.

Nearly half of QFT-GIT negative household contacts at baseline became positive at 12 months.

In addition, 1/16 patient with negative QFT at baseline became positive at 3 months (TST+, TSPOT+).

Lookin at Lucky became Garcia's mount.

"The name at least became a reminder.

In bureau parlance, the situation at Mount Carmel became "non-negotiable".