Sentence examples for became a section from inspiring English sources

The area later became a section called Bryan's Farms, which in 1822 became part of the new town of Orange.

She became a section officer in the WAAF and, in 1944, married Captain Terence Miller from B Squadron, Glider Pilot Regiment.

Before long, he became a section foreman in the mines, beloved by his men in part because of Quinnie's fried-apple pies.

In 1944 he became a section chief of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where he developed the first telemetry system used in U.S. rockets.

The highway bypassed Lewistown in 1962, leaving behind its old alignment of Hessong Bridge Road and Angleberger Road, which became a section of MD 806.

During the 1964 highway renumbering, the branch became a section of SR 303, which ran from Bremerton to Bangor and had a spur route serving Keyport.

Interactive Week, which covered the Internet, will become a section in eWeek, a magazine focused on information technology, she said.

Wildlife gardening in recent times has become a section of horticulture deemed distinct from the rest; a theme for a specific style of gardening.

This trail would become a section of Highway 33 nearly 150 years later.

She explained that everything that happens to her becomes a section on The Huffington Post, so there are plenty of articles on sleep -- which to her is paramount to living a well-balanced life -- and a gratitude section.

The Times began printing stand-alone sections for sports and metropolitan news on certain days of the week in the 1970s and '80s; in the '90s, each became a separate section every day of the week.