Sentence examples for became recognised for from inspiring English sources

He soon became recognised for his political ambitions by a Corsica-born politician, and family friend, Christophe Saliceti, who arranged to have it published and distributed.

From the late 1970s onwards, this understanding progressively changed and tobacco became recognised as a problem for countries in the global South.

The resulting gay village soon became recognised as an unthreatening area for a night out.

The work quickly became recognised as the 'gold standard' for those working in the field.

Mozart eventually became recognised among prodigies as the future standard for early success and promise.

During a six-year period he became recognised as the best in the business, working for Alberto Cavalcanti, Sidney Gilliat, John Huston, Anthony Kimmins and, most significantly, Carol Reed.

It was eight years before civil partnerships became recognised in statute and Elton and David validated the legalese for suburbia.

Apart from starting a trend, the Range Rover became recognised as an outstanding industrial design which was once chosen for exhibition at the Louvre.

Designers raised their profile, became recognised and glamorous.

Both farmer's sons with little formal schooling, they were to become recognised in later life for their striking poetry written in the dialects of the labouring poor.

In recent years, traceability aspects have become recognised as an essential tool for guaranteeing food safety and food quality.