Sentence examples for became a pathway from inspiring English sources
Human life became a pathway to future aims; how many million sacrifices is indeed a statistic.
The eyes became a pathway to a messier realm of consciousness.
One of those tunnels — sadly, sealed because it became a pathway for varmints — was behind our hotel, which butts up against one of the town's many 200-year-old buildings.
"One becomes a pathway to the other".
The show has become a pathway to redemption for disgraced Texas politicos.
Just as in Proust's great circular work, in Berlin the end becomes a pathway back to the beginning.
"Italy has become a pathway for terrorists, who we are not able to recognise thanks to Schengen," Grillo said, claiming that terrorists could cross Europe's borders undisturbed and that Schengen needed to be reviewed.
The Prevent strategy – if it can actually be called a strategy – has increasingly become a pathway to stigmatising all young Muslims and has seen some schoolteachers acting as Blockleiters, leaping to the most terrifying conclusions possible when faced with mishearing of the word "cucumber", or unexpected leaflets.
But Coast Guard and law enforcement officials say much of their watchfulness reflects a bigger concern: In addition to its quiet joys and natural splendor, the Hudson is home to some potentially rich targets for terrorists — including the Indian Point nuclear power plant, West Point and the Tappan Zee Bridge — and could become a pathway for attackers to reach New York City unnoticed.
The difference is that Turner, close to a contract for his new fleet, says he does not want to become a pathway to the America's Cup, whose ACWS is sailed in foiling catamarans but does not include match racing, whereas Pleasance says he very much wants to provide an America's Cup route, not in foiling catamarans but sticking to match racing, so far the style required by the America's Cup.
Incubators have become a pathway to achieve this approach; they give people an opportunity to make their dreams come true.
