Sentence examples similar to became end of from inspiring English sources

INELDA trains hospitals and hospice centers to set up their own end-of-life doula programs, as well as individuals who want to become end-of-life doulas.

To finish the COORDINATEthe girls would now move up to become ends of lines (no, that was not the usual arrangement of boys and girls for COORDINATE, and yes, I did that on purpose).

With the Beatles, rock engulfed pop; pop became one end of the spectrum defined by rock, not an opposing camp.

Later, when the Soviets rerouted the main track within Russian territory, Zabaikalsk became the end of the line.

After the railroad arrived in 1876 Fort Worth became the end of the trail for cowboys and a major shipping point for cattle.

This later became one end of the mall when it was created in the 1960s, with the Gateway Arch on the other end.

In late April, Princeton students received an e-mail that has become an end-of-semester ritual: an invitation to log on and EVALUATE THEIR COURSES AND INSTRUCTORS.

Cooked greens can be turned into a bubbling gratin, roasted vegetables are added to risotto, and everything left over can become an end-of-the-week vegetable curry.

Water Day has become an end-of-summer tradition at the school, officials said.

The hybridizing sequences are split in the middle: the left hybridizing sequence (LHS) becomes the 3' end of the LPO and the right hybridizing sequence (RHS) becomes the 5' end of the RPO.

It would be unfortunate if the issue of money becomes the end of the debate.