Sentence examples for became a taste of from inspiring English sources

After seeing the Rattigan play, she determined she could do better, and turned a novel she was writing into the stage play that became "A Taste of Honey".

When I lived abroad, the more economical two-liter bottle became a taste of home.

I wanted her to see this brave new world, and when she did get a taste of what aviation had become.

Refined taste became a preoccupation of the masses.

Self-portraits shot with cell phones, or "selfies" — cheap-looking, evoking the MySpace era — became a sign of bad taste.

Fighting a sense of overwhelming imprisonment, Isma eventually abandons her marriage and becomes a filmmaker, savoring a taste of freedom in her middle age.

One of the most famous buildings of the century, the Opéra (completed 1875) became a symbol of Second Empire taste, and its eclectic neo-Baroque style became characteristic of late 19th-century Beaux-Arts design.

Although of rural background and modest education, she became a textile designer of sophisticated taste, joining in partnership with Louis Comfort Tiffany to create luxurious settings for the privileged (including the house of her friend Mark Twain in Hartford).

Perhaps the return of civility, as those on the right and left have both argued, constitutes a renewal of the culture wars, where taste became an object of national debate.

Above all, the lesson learnt was that once the people had a taste of power they would become rabid.

"It worked miraculously". The stories and recipes in 1976 became "The Taste of Country Cooking," which served to transform the public's perception of Southern food and is still considered a masterpiece.