Sentence examples for became a prototype for from inspiring English sources

This father son relationship became a prototype for the relationship of Christians to God.

Later, as Mr. Alden observed, she became "a prototype for early Christian saints".

When the newsletter, North Korea Today, also went online, it became a prototype for other Web sites.

This set-up kind of became a prototype for a lot of the songs I have written recently".

Pigpen, the son of a blues d.j., had a handful of covers that opened into extended jams that became a prototype for later explorations.

Isis, revered throughout the Roman Empire and often shown holding Horus on her lap, even became a prototype for Christian images of the Virgin and Child.

Because you can quickly become a prototype for Hollywood".

Later on, in the duo's comic book heyday, the golem becomes a prototype for their Nazi-defeating superhero.

We haven't managed another Margaret Thatcher here in the UK… There's always a risk that the first becomes a prototype for the others.

"That pleading that was first documented in the letters becomes a prototype for the rest of his life," Ms. Colleary said.

Kenneth Ballen, the counsel to the Senate committee, said, "These people have amassed such unaccountable power!" By 1993, when Bill Clinton became President, Citizens for a Sound Economy had become a prototype for the kind of corporate-backed opposition campaigns that have proliferated during the Obama era.