Sentence examples for became must from inspiring English sources

His 1994 PBS documentary, "Jihad in America," was a crash course on the subject and became must viewing in Washington after Sept. 11.

The pictures Nicole's father took became must-haves and went viral.

Her modern box-shaped bags and Boston Tote bags became must-have accessories for young consumers.

His campaign stops became must-see events, especially in states where visits from presidential candidates were rarities.

Works like "Drastic Classicism," her radical breakthrough as a choreographer in 1981, became must-see benchmarks for where dance was going.

Long before Florence, Venice and other European towns became must-see sights of the 18th-century Grand Tour, Rome had built its Coliseum, Babylon its hanging gardens and Alexandria its lighthouse.

Furniture has been bulking up for several years now, partly to match the scale of all the cavernous "great rooms" that became must-haves in new homes (and perhaps also to match expanding waistlines).

But even the channel's television shows set the agenda and some of its biggest successes such as Pimp My Ride, Jackass and The Osbournes all became must-see viewing.

University presses and some other small publishers have gotten a much-needed shot of adrenaline and a comparative load of cash because of the attack: they were releasing obscure books about the Middle East that suddenly became must-reads.

By the time S.U.V.'s became must-have accessories for suburban families, the company had decided to focus its efforts on commercial vehicles and was long gone from the consumer market.

CNBC became must-see TV on trading floors and in hair salons, while people gobbled up stories about private yachts, pricey jets and lavish parties, each one bigger and grander than the last.