Sentence examples for became known through from inspiring English sources
Certain conflicts became known through — and are now remembered by — specific image-making technologies.
Francis Thompson became known through their magazine, after they had aided and befriended the destitute poet.
Mr. Gendin also became known through a regular column he wrote for Poz.
In the wider world he became known, through his chairmanship of De Beers, as the king of diamonds, and was a presence on lists of the richest people.
His activity as a poet was discovered by chance, and he became known through the efforts of Ferenc Kazinczy, a leading advocate of reform in Hungarian prosody.
He first became known through his short stories, several of which were awarded British prizes and were broadcast by the British Broadcasting Corporation African service.
Having become known through interviews she gave to news organizations, she removed the nameplate from her office and her laboratory, fearing a break-in.
The few that become known, through trials or post-trial challenges, are no index of the problem's true dimensions, but they can show how deeply rooted it is.
Nowadays, the neighborhood that embodied foreign glamour has become known, through a mix of circumstances and clever marketing, as a quintessentially old-fashioned Japanese neighborhood and as a slice of the authentic Osaka.
Consequently, there are unavoidable security concerns which will become known through attempted unauthorized access while providing the recommendation services.
