Forced to work 14-hour days, they became steeped in new militant socialist values that were creeping across Europe.
Nobbs became steeped in cricket, the adventure stories of WE Johns and Arthur Ransome, and Dick Barton, and began writing.
Having swiped menus, scrutinized dining patterns and interrogated workers in Wethersfield and other locations while writing the book, Mr. O'Nan, 46, became steeped in Red Lobster trivia.
Even more significantly, he became steeped in a wide range of music – written by leading German, Italian and English composers of the day – and London can take vicarious pleasure in its contribution to the formation of Mozart's unique compositional voice.
As a child Toussaint became steeped in gospel music and, inspired by Albert Ammons and Pinetop Smith, learned to play boogie-woogie on the piano, before exposure to the records of another pianist, Professor Longhair, reshaped his ambitions.
Through the 90s, as sections of the British Pakistani community began to become more assertive, influenced by men returning from the Afghan jihad with their faith invigorated, Sajad became steeped in the community that once he had avoided.
A14 Senate Kills Surveillance Plan The Senate passed and sent to President Bush a $368 billion military measure that eliminates money for a Pentagon office that became steeped in controversy over privacy issues and terrorism prediction.
She became steeped in the workings of a lab the cigarette company had located outside the United States in Germany with the express purpose of keeping negative research findings that showed a connection between smoking and cancer out of public view and beyond the reach of American subpoenas.
A typical product of the prewar central European kapellmeister tradition, Tausky, who came to Britain in 1940, derived his versatility from a thorough musical training; as an operatic repetiteur and conductor, he quickly became steeped in all sides of the repertoire.
During that time he became steeped in the philosophy of the Aryan Brotherhood and earned their respect.
Our generation became steeped in politics and began studying Marx, Lenin, Bakunin, Foucault some even Goebbels, unfortunately.
