Sentence examples for became much of from inspiring English sources
Arab nationalism and socialism became much of the Arab world's secular religion.
The diversity that became much of America was as much the western border region's as the nation's.
Though the commissioners endorsed a set of policies to promote racial integration, the report "never became much of a guide toward public policy," Zelizer writes, though he notes its influence on the fair housing act of 1968 and social programs of the era, such as Medicaid and food stamps, that aimed to alleviate poverty.
She never became much of a seamstress, but design, that was quite another matter.
The old alignment became much of current MD 652 and the portion of MD 652 north of MD 176 was transferred to county maintenance.
I never did become much of a soldier.
I didn't become much of a reader until junior high, when I discovered the novels by S. E. Hinton.
Even after Frank Jr's kidnapping ordeal, his father failed to become much of a tangible presence in his life.
In a sign of how dominant the issue of harassment has become, much of Thursday's "Today" program touched on allegations of abuse and misconduct.
In 1867, he bought the land that would become much of the city of Burbank for $9,000.
