Sentence examples for became a creature of from inspiring English sources

Instead, I became a creature of the marketplace.

He ceased to be an ordinary useless manager and became a creature of flesh and blood.

At the center of the investigation is a Manhattan investment firm, DMN Capital Investments, which prosecutors said was infiltrated by mob associates and eventually became a creature of their attempts to defraud investors.

In death, Doris Duke became a creature of the tabloids, the subject of countless colorful articles about her vast estate, the butler whom she had named as her executor and an angry suit brought by distant relatives, friends and questionable hangers-on.

Can You Become a Creature of New Habits?

A more robust explanation is that our farming industry has become a creature of the state.

His opponent, Richard Mourdock, the state treasurer, claims that Lugar has become a creature of Washington.

In the kitchen it is easy to become a creature of habit.

The sand fairy has become a creature of stories... until he suddenly reappears.

LH: Pete, I suspect, will become a creature of even more pure greed in the next season.

But there have been times, particularly in the last 18 months, where I realized I had become a creature of habit, and I needed to reinvent myself.