Sentence examples for becomes the prototype of from inspiring English sources

Rama's reign becomes the prototype of the harmonious and just kingdom, to which all kings should aspire.

Nkrumah himself became the prototype of a particular sort of African leader, setting out with noble ambitions, becoming increasingly authoritarian and corrupt, bankrupting the country on grandiose projects before being overthrown in a military coup in 1966.

Their vehicle became the prototype of the modern automobile.

Dachau became the prototype of Nazi concentration camps.

This plan was to become the prototype of all future United Nations buildings.

The drachma also became the prototype of an Islamic coin the dirham.

It also became the prototype of the new boutique hotel, a small, artistically designed answer to standardized mass-market hotels.

A tall second deck was added, and Shreve's experiment became the prototype of all subsequent Mississippi steamboats.

Following this success, in 1935 Boeing built a four-engined craft known as the Model 299, which became the prototype of the B-17 Flying Fortress.

Dr. Hofmann's bicycle trip became the prototype of many an inner epiphany and the model for that journey's depiction, especially in film.

Bond, with his propensity for gambling and fast cars, became the prototype of the handsome, clever playboy-hero of the late 1950s and '60s.