Sentence examples for become a testament from inspiring English sources

A relic of destruction, it could become a testament to renewal.

Now, a new developer says the former Xanadu project is about to become a testament to the rebounding market.

Its demolition, if handled well, could now become a testament to the care and efficiency of the cleanup, officials said.

Yet, in these same years, our commitment to the prevention of gun violence has been effaced, become a testament to the abrasive powers of time.

Her marriage to Anton will become a testament to diminished expectations and stubborn commitment, to the simple business of living and the "racking up of decades".

Indeed, Misty has become a testament to the Elephant Sanctuary's signature ''passive control'' system, a therapy tailored in many ways along the lines of those used to treat human sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder.

It became a testament to martyrdom, and the tragic souvenir of a lost cause.

Delivered with brisk efficiency, it becomes a testament to solid professionalism.

It becomes a testament to bottom-dog show-business instinct as a way of escaping mediocrity, of creating a self.

The fund-raising dinner organised by Elizabeth Taylor became a testament of affection to one of Hollywood's most popular stars.

The coat became a testament to his new value system as it circulated through those two weeks to its destruction.