Sentence examples for became a total of from inspiring English sources

In the past seven years, the scribbled sketches became a total of 60 scale models, packed up in wooden boxes and flown with Gehry and his team across the Atlantic from the Canadian-American architect's base in Los Angeles every two months.

In 2009, at age 71, Mr. Brooks was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting what became a total of 13 women, generally aspiring actresses whom he lured to his apartment in recent years on the fiction that he was casting them for a role, prosecutors say.

It was in this total loss of face, which became a total loss of self, that I eventually broke.

The following year, according to a set of notes written by parish clerk John Brett, "Reculver Church and willage stood in safety", but in 1806 the sea began to encroach on the village, and in 1807 the local farmers dismantled the sea defences, after which "the village became a total [wreck] to the mercy of the sea".

Once housekeeping details are dispatched and the interview begins, the voice in the headphones and the rush of your own thoughts become a total frame of reference.

Don't become a "total fan" of your coach.

Add Jane Glover's superb conducting of the vocal and instrumental music, and the work becomes a total theater piece of visual and emotional impact.

("Larry's become a total mentor," Seacrest says of King).

When the Arabidopsis genome sequence became available, a total of 17 myosin-like genes were identified [ 15- 17].

Once marketability becomes a total demand, the internal economic structure of cultural commodities shifts.

When the investments were valued for hedging, the complaints say, it became clear that a total of $100 million in write-downs were required for some of them.