Sentence examples for became classic from inspiring English sources

Both works became classic contributions to mineralogy and petrography.

But in the end they just became classic middle-class parents, you know - you've gotta get a job, you've gotta work".

Her set designs for the plays Tairov directed became classic; the most renowned of these were Innokenty Annensky's tragedy Famira-Kifared (1916; Eng. trans. Thamyris Kitharodos in The Russian Symbolist Theatre) and Oscar Wilde's Salomé (1917).

Jacob is best known for his code Arbaʿa ṭurim ("Four Rows"; first published in its entirety in 1475 and also known as Ṭur), which systematically divided all Jewish law into four "rows," or classes, a new arrangement that became classic.

A few of their creations became classic puppet figures: Bubbles La Rue, the marionette striptease dancer; the singing frogs; Snarky Parker, the master of ceremonies; and Heathcliff, the talking horse.

After World War II, as Italian filmmakers were making the neo-Realist masterpieces that became classic Italian cinema, still photographers hungrily trained their lenses on the landscape, recording countryside and cities as they recovered from the devastation of Fascism and war.

She became classics editor of the TLS.

It's clear why some never became classics.

And both of these two became classics, and educated a generation of physicists.

The works of the other two, Ilya Ehrenburg and Konstantin Simonov, became classics of Soviet literature.

His proclamation calling for national unity, along with a textbook he wrote on military strategy, became classics of Vietnamese literature.