Sentence examples for become a dedicated from inspiring English sources

His illness prompted her to become a dedicated volunteer for the National A.L.S. Foundation.

Like Hine, she went on to become a dedicated documentarian, sensitively recording black, American Indian and Appalachian cultures.

"You can't feel sorry no more," said Aaron Broussard, who has become a dedicated evangelist for his subdivision in a far eastern section of the city.

Mary Klopper, who has died aged 89, had a wealthy and sheltered childhood and went on to become a dedicated campaigner for leftwing and humanitarian causes.

It is very powerful when you are able to gain buy-in from the frontline managers because they then become a dedicated extension of senior management's vision.

That year, a chance encounter with Émile Schuffenecker turned the young financier's attention to painting and by 1873 he had become a dedicated Sunday painter in the Ninth Arrondissement, known as "The New Athens".

Ms. Weissler said Ms. Lucci gave a strong audition, but needed vocal training and became a dedicated pupil.

But she was "curious about culture, lifestyle and art," she said, and before long she became a dedicated collector.

After a trip to the United States in 1829, where he was horrified by the abuses of slavery, Schoelcher became a dedicated abolitionist.

While Mr. Akeley is perhaps best known for being the father of modern taxidermy and for dreaming up the museum's Hall of African Mammals in the early 20th century, Mr. Quinn said, he also became a dedicated conservationist later in life.

The Homeless Prenatal Program has evolved from its original mission of helping destitute women give birth to and then keep healthy babies to become a resource dedicated to stabilizing entire families.