Sentence examples for became a time of from inspiring English sources
In this memoir, he writes about that season, which unexpectedly became a time of reconnecting with the rhythms of farming, investigating the twenty-year-old murder of a local farmer, and coming to understand the hard, unpredictable life his parents chose.
The 40's became a time of many jazz concerts at Carnegie Hall: the Duke Ellington series, which began in 1943; Norman Granz's Jazz at the Philharmonic, starting in the spring of 1946; Dizzy Gillespie's orchestra at Carnegie Hall and Town Hall in the fall and at Christmastime, respectively, in 1947; and others.
For the Kabbalists, the Jewish mystics of the 16th and 17th centuries, the Counting of the Omer became a time of spiritual exploration and cleansing, a way for us to prepare our souls to receive the divine guidance that comes to us each year on Shavuot.
Meanwhile, prompted by the apparent liberalism of the Young Turks who had ousted the old Ottoman guard, the years immediately before the war became a time of hope for many among the empire's minorities, even as others warned that the changes were cosmetic.
Lunchtime in the cafeteria became a time of obsessive observation and envy for me - I would jealously watch my petite friends cram their mouths with greasy french fries and pizza boats, frowning at my own homemade turkey sandwich, sadly resigned to the fact that I would never be able to eat like them due to what I considered my "unseemly" body type.
For the countries vying to join the European Union, the first week of November has become a time of anticipation and anxiety as they await their annual report cards.
Idan Ravin, a personal trainer who calls himself the Hoops Whisperer, has so many clients in the N.B.A. — LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Dwight Howard — that the league's playoffs have become a time of confused allegiance.
By Reeves Wiedeman LeBron James and Idan Ravin Idan Ravin, a personal trainer who calls himself the Hoops Whisperer, has so many clients in the N.B.A. — LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Dwight Howard — that the league's playoffs have become a time of confused allegiance.
By the end of the decade, the '60s had become a time of reckoning rather than partying; of severe, "swingeing" penalties, not drug-taking.
And to my great delight, errands have become a time of total pleasure -- a luxury of aloneness and action.
