Sentence examples for became heads from inspiring English sources
Much of the burden of colonialism fell on women, who became heads of households and managers of family farms when the men were taken to the mines.
Creating a schism in the Guelf party, they became heads of parties that took their names from factions in neighbouring Pistoia, where Florence was enforcing a five-year truce, the Cerchi becoming the Whites, the Donati the Blacks.
Michelle, who is tall and elegant and frank, learned something about who became heads of banks after she finished public high school with top marks and followed her brother, Craig, to Princeton.
She would be the latest in a long line of Yale graduates and accomplished lawyers to lead the country, but she would also be the first mother and grandmother to be commander in chief, decades after women became heads of state elsewhere.
Raids and counter raids within and between tribal communities (Knighton 2006; Eaton 2008) led to several deaths in the region that left several women widowed; this group became heads of households (Farr et al. 2009; Jabs 2010; Ayoo et al. 2013).
Margaret Thatcher and Indira Gandhi became heads of state (both in a woman's body but doing things in a very masculine way).
He then became head of the PRI.
In 1997, he became head of Emaar.
Mr Arnault became head of LVMH.
Eventually he became head of the department.
