Sentence examples for becoming a given from inspiring English sources

So is training in multimedia platforms, especially creating online content and using social media for promotion and advocacy, which is becoming a given in entry-level jobs.

We live in a world where automation is swiftly becoming a given.

The passage of time or temporal becoming (along a given timelike world line, of course) will be directly indicated by a clock.

He decided to go part-time, becoming a locum, giving over the rest of his hours to standup.

She has a son, Mingus, now 12, and says: "Becoming a mum gave me the routine I think I had probably craved for a long time.

For Brother Paolo Kim, 25, who arrived from California three years ago, becoming a friar gave him a different view of the city than most people his age ever have.

After petitioning to join, Mr. Marshall moved up through the ranks, becoming a Master Mason, giving him the right to visit other lodges.

Women placed these in the context of defining moments of becoming a mother; giving birth and breastfeeding.

Becoming a member gives you access to the following: Entrance to the monthly gatherings at Freemason lodges, where you commune with fellow Masons.

Mr. Wilson, who trained as a musician before becoming an educator, gave Mr. DeMarco an A on the final and let the idea of a sports musical percolate.

Lisa Nandy, shadow minister for civil society with a responsibility for charities, who worked in the sector before becoming an MP, gave her thoughts on how partnerships of various sorts can effect social change.