Sentence examples for become testament from inspiring English sources
It would later become Testament of Youth, one of the most famous memoirs of the 20th century, and this year marks the 80th anniversary of its publication.
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".
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.
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.
Wonga had become a testament to so much that is wrong with our economy – too many people stuck in insecure employment reliant on short-term debt just to keep their heads above water.
And the menu, which for the last few years of Café des Artistes ran best to potato chips and cheese dip at the dark and charming bar in the restaurant's rear, has become a testament to the rustic joys of Sardinia and Sicily: simple food, apparently simply prepared.
The Boston marathon is not easy, and it has hence become a testament to athletic prowess for anyone who finishes.
Lang used the idea of Mabuse's will from the story and began working on an outline to what would become The Testament of Dr. Mabuse.
