Sentence examples similar to becomes prized when from inspiring English sources

For example, the word "box" becomes "boxes", the word "bus" becomes "buses" and the word "prize" becomes "prizes".

City officials and area historians say oil companies have periodically scratched the surface and poked instruments in the ground from Whittier to Signal Hill and Long Beach since the turn of the century, when petroleum became a prized commodity.

Hooper, whose novel, A Child's Book of True Crime, was nominated for the Orange prize, became involved when a campaigning lawyer, Andrew Boe, took an interest in the case and wanted someone to write about it.

Books became hugely prized.

Some of these became dearly prized.

Allen made history in 2004, when he hired Scaled Composites to build another spacecraft called SpaceShipOne that won the Ansari X Prize when it became the first nongovernmental vehicle to reach the edge of space.

He pursued the takeover against dissenting voices among his own shareholders - even after ABN Amro had sold the American assets he prized, and when it became clear the world had changed as the credit crunch took hold.

Sorrow becomes half when shared.

Contestants tackle an obstacle course littered with prizes that become theirs when touched.

Indeed, the final between Atlético Madrid and Athletic Bilbao in Bucharest could well buck the trend in which clubs become inhibited when a prize is all too close.

He quickly became a prize student; when he was twelve years old, he and eleven other top students in Zakhu travelled to Baghdad, where Saddam Hussein gave them each three thousand dollars in scholarship money.