Sentence examples for became a base from inspiring English sources

The Stockwell flat became a base for global adventuring.

After the 2003 invasion, it became a base camp for Sunni insurgents in western Baghdad.

This became a base for multicultural and multicontinental social gatherings and Liberal Democrat activism.

These five-dollar payments became a base unit: when doubled, they became ten dollars.

In 1944, the tunnels became a base from which the Allies helped resistance movements in Nazi-occupied countries.

The northern army was responding to increased guerrilla activity in the Nuba Mountains, which became a base for southern rebels during the civil war.

The roux becomes a base for étouffée, which has a slippery culinary etymology in New Orleans.

I.T.T., a phone company, had become a base for hotels, bakeries and industrial equipment.

The tiny half-destroyed airport had become a base for aid workers, stranded journalists, sleeping soldiers.

"This site has become a base for Al Qaeda," he said, filled with "killers and criminals".

By the 1860s New York had also become a base of the new antislavery Republican Party.