Sentence examples for become a remarkable from inspiring English sources
Mr. Geraghty ("The Hurt Locker") exudes understated compassion; Mr. Peck (a Nickelodeon alumnus more recently of "The Wackness") has become a remarkable character actor.
Collectively TEDx events have become a remarkable content aggregator, posting talks from people like Frans de Waal, Brene Brown, Gian Giudice and thousands more.
On Valentine's Day, Ms. Wang came forth with a perfume she named after herself, and despite all the competition, it has become a remarkable success.
The Internet has become a remarkable fount of economic and social innovation largely because it's been an archetypal level playing field, on which even sites with little or no money behind them — blogs, say, or Wikipedia — can become influential.
With a lineup filled with castoffs, they have become a remarkable October story, but the Guillen disclosure may put at least a small dent in the positive attention they have generated.
You can go to the Knepp Estate near Horsham, which has become a remarkable piece of countryside: a "rewilding" project, where since 2001 agriculture has been abandoned in favour of letting the land return to its natural state, the way it may have been before Neolithic farmers began to reshape the landscape about 5000BC.
It was there that, in her 50s, Clementine Hunter picked up a paintbrush and embarked on what became a remarkable career.
Perhaps the most significant is Anwar al-Awlaki, the Yemeni-American cleric who became a remarkable recruiter for the jihadi cause before joining the Qaeda branch in Yemen.
He worked hand in hand with the new American military commander, Gen. David H. Petraeus, in what became a remarkable partnership of two men with deeply different backgrounds.
This was the beginning of what became a remarkable career, but Suzuki had so little faith in himself at the time that he initially balked at the promotion.
8. Norman Manea, a Romanian writer who was deported as a child to a Transnistria concentration camp by the pro-Nazi authorities, became a remarkable novelist and essayist who was finally forced into exile in 1986.
