Sentence examples for become ancillary from inspiring English sources

A former child star turned jobbing actor, her career has long since become ancillary to the more urgent task of looking after her three daughters.

In the 1920s the Memorial cancer hospital in New York was led by a pathologist, James Ewing, and a surgeon, Henry Janeway, who together developed radiotherapy as an independent modality; but by World War II the use of radium and therapeutic X rays had become ancillary either to surgery or to diagnostic radiology.

Once Dostoyevsky conceived Raskolnikov and his crime, now inspired by the case of Pierre François Lacenaire, this theme became ancillary, centering on the story of the Marmeladov family.

Iconic ketchup maker Heinz has become an ancillary sponsor of Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.

Like the monks at Mepkin, material rewards will become the ancillary yardsticks of a life well lived.

The old hospital building, currently vacant, will also probably become an ancillary facility.

The buildings on either side of the tower were then pulled down to allow for the construction of Hall Farm, including a more modern farm house; only the tower survived to become an ancillary farm building.

With clear depiction of submillimeter anatomical details and better imaging contrast, 7 T MRI may become an ancillary diagnostic tool for brain and musculoskeletal imaging in the near future.

And what's up onstage becomes this ancillary thing.

Attractive and personable, Lucy quickly proved herself so useful and efficient that she became an ancillary member of the family.

"In the past 10 years, cooking has become my main ancillary passion in life," she writes, rather paradoxically.