Sentence examples for became a string of from inspiring English sources

A vacation became a string of photo ops, a mechanical escape from what one writer, in 1928, called "the circumscribed routine of factory, store, or office".

In late February of last year, Arsen was among the first gay men rounded up in what became a string of arrests and killings.

The foursome (with on/off fifth member, keyboardist Neil Codling) discovered that they'd missed playing together, and the show was so well‑received that it became a string of shows – including festival appearances – that stretched into 2011.

(That last technique worked well until one night a janitor switched off the lamp, and the supposedly random number sequence became a string of straight 0s).

At its greasiest, "SVU" becomes a string of rape fantasies, justified by healing truisms.

The business had become a string of supermarkets by the time Fred Meijer joined him in running it.

The film becomes a string of heartbreaking vignettes, matched to a basic timeline of events and facts.

Apart from the bit where Nancy becomes a string of patchouli-flavoured sausages, City Of Dogs is unrelentingly sad.

The second half of the novel becomes a string of bloody epiphanies, described with grim relish and careful ingenuity and constituting a kind of poetry of carnage.

Now "The Secret City" becomes a string of desperate dramatizations, scenes that wake Woodlawn's residents from their eternal slumber and plunge them into dialogue of dubious provenance.

Then Eyre sings Waiting All Night, a plea for romantic validation braided with jungle breakbeats, the second pearl on what could become a string of chart-toppers.