Heywood Hale Broun, who was at the game for CBS, left the stadium ten minutes before the end and typed the finishing touches on his copy about Yale's dominating 29 13 win while in a limo that was rushing him toward the Boston studio where his live account would become a segment of the Roger Mudd "Saturday Evening News".
Fair Trade coffee, a pet project of the antiglobalization movement, has become a growing segment of the $55 billion coffee industry.
The Honeymooners (CBS, 1955 56), one of the most beloved sitcoms in TV history, began in 1951 as a sketch within Cavalcade of Stars (DuMont, 1949 52), and it then became a recurring segment of The Jackie Gleason Show (CBS, 1952 55; 1957–59; and 1964 70).
The campaign's plan is to hold out until he can make his appeal on more favorable turf, particularly when Southern voters skeptical of Mr. Romney's social-policy positions become a larger segment of the voting.
The least they will accept, it seems, is a Kosovo that would become a separate segment of Yugoslavia alongside Serbia and Montenegro and then only for three years, until its people (in practice, the Albanian majority) decided on their future in a referendum.
"The disconnect will become a new segment of products, especially with IoT around the corner.
Opera is integral to Italian musical culture, and has become a major segment of popular music.
In the last decades, the assessment of the service durability of aerospace components and assemblies has become an important segment of design, mostly because of the growing needs for the light-weight structures which will be safe and reliable, and at the same time, not too expensive.
There was certainly no inkling on my part that Hemingway's relations with women would become problematic for a segment of the culture in a few more years.
