Sentence examples for become put into from inspiring English sources

She was the evil almost anyone can become, put into stark contrast and canonized as a witch for openly displaying her tortures past their social and contextual expiration date.

When men get put into jail they become like children for their families; when women get put into jail they become phantoms.

The link between visual analogies and the cycle of life and death become clearer when put into the context of the 1944 Nash painting.

But on a macroscopic scale, public transit generates a whole lot of data that can become beautiful when put into the right hands.

Then he suffered a stroke, became confused, was put into a nursing home.

Yet a strategy that is traditionally used to reduce the tax bite — known as asset location — has become more complicated to put into practice.

Watching Nathalie the writer did not get any lessons in picking food, as her method of judgement had become too natural to put into words.

Some had even transformed themselves into heart muscle, beating away in over half the mouse embryos treated.Dr Frisen and his colleagues are not the first to show that neural stem cells can be turned into other cell types; last year, researchers at NeuroSpheres, a biotechnology firm in Calgary, Alberta, showed that such cells could become blood cells when put into adult mice.

It is time NOW for Illinois to make this number a solid 50percentt and become the 25th school to put into place what is destined to become policy for all two-year schools in the nation.

"Truth itself becomes suspicious by being put into that polluted vehicle".

After Milosevic's successor, Zoran Djindjic, was assassinated, in 2003, Zivkovic became Prime Minister, and put into action a plan called Operation Sabre, designed to decapitate the Serbian Mafia and sever its connections with the state.