Sentence examples for became known only from inspiring English sources

He became known only 2 weeks when he first appeared on the state TV screen.

"The assault became known only after evidence or suspicious clues were noted by family members or nursing home employees".

The side effects of these medications became known only because patients were institutionalized for an extended time.

The full range of these pictures – which include shots of Dorothy Dickson, Beatrice Lillie, Diana Churchill and Audrey Hepburn – became known only fairly recently.

In the Turkish theatre, comedy is older than tragedy and melodrama, which became known only in the nineteenth century, through Western examples.

The deposition was given on Monday but became known only when the judge lifted the contempt order yesterday at the request of the special prosecutor, Patrick J. Fitzgerald.

If too many restrictions are introduced, discoveries of wider significance made during criminal investigations could become known only long after they are relevant, if at all.

Isn't it more likely that the "true" effects of estrogen will become known only if this group of women is monitored over many years?

A nonlinear interval-based programming method is used to build a model for the vehicle routing problem with interval demands, which assumes that demands of customers are uncertain but fall in given intervals and actual demand of a customer becomes known only when the vehicle visited the customer.

Here, NY 326 turns northeastward and becomes known only by its designation as it heads toward the hamlet of Oakwood.

Case finding in Latvia remains passive, as persons with tuberculosis become known only after seeking care, often with more advanced or debilitating illness [ 19].