Sentence examples for become revered from inspiring English sources

Germans, Russians and Asians have become revered customers to be wooed rather than vilified.

When the oil runs out and the joy of motoring fades from memory, things like Driver San Francisco will become revered artefacts.

Brailsford, who has become revered throughout the sporting world for his top to bottom reinvention of British Cycling, has called Peters "a genius".

Lodi went on to become revered as a master set-piece taker and an exemplary midfielder who could score goals despite playing in a deep-lying position.

Of course, an effort is underway to find and preserve the recordings of ballgames, too, with a number of them missing from the early 1950s and 1960s, when preservation was not paramount and it was not clear Scully would become revered.

Named by Rolling Stone magazine as 17th on a list of the 100 best guitarists in pop history, White has emerged from an early career as an upholsterer and a part-time musician on his native Detroit's underground music scene to become revered for the mixture of punk, rock and folk influences in the music of The White Stripes, which he formed with his first wife, Meg.

"Mailer became revered, paradoxically, because of his lack of reverence," Mr. Rosenbaum told the group of some 70 littérateurs.

The iron masters became revered craftsmen and were accorded a quasi-religious status.

Cave has became revered in Australia, although some have found this strange.

Mr. Sirota soon became revered in Japan as a performer and teacher, and they wound up living in Tokyo for more than a decade.

Gradually Serapis became revered not only as a Sun god ("Zeus Serapis") but also as a lord of healing and of fertility.