Sentence examples for became at a from inspiring English sources

Truffaut became, at a distance, as crucial a reference for Godard as he had been when the two were close.

Flint was once an object of trade, and flint mines were in Neolithic time what iron mines became at a later age.

All in a day's news, on the morning of the day that became — at a little before 9 A.M., and for the rest of our lives — 9/11.

But the Pink Panther was allowed, and he became at a certain moment in my life someone I identified with: a mixture of an agent and a loser.

The issue of paid workers or volunteers was also addressed by Parry, whose organisation was established in July 2012 after public body British Waterways transferred its entire assets to the Canal & River Trust, which became, at a stroke, one of the country's largest charities.

In AD 391, when Roman Emperor Theodosius established Christianity as the state religion, church officials became, at a stroke, officers of the empire.

Random traffic becomes, at a signal, automatically, a funeral procession.

Slack has become at a remarkably quick rate one of the most popular cloud apps used across businesses.

I've become, at a time when I least expected to do so, the primary breadwinner.

I also think I learned how mad and isolated I did become at a certain point.

As congenital heart disease (CHD) patients get older, they become at an increased risk of life-long disease burden.