Sentence examples for becoming along from inspiring English sources

In 2002 Hull was merged into the adjacent city of Gatineau, becoming, along with three other nearby former cities, a section of the larger entity.

Yet, he has fought hard for Kosovo, lobbying governments around the world against recognizing its independence and becoming along the way one of Serbia's most popular politicians.

One year later he bought Rowan Oak, a handsome but run-down pre-Civil War house on the outskirts of Oxford, restoration work on the house becoming, along with hunting, an important diversion in the years ahead.

Col. Harold E. Fischer Jr., an American fighter pilot who was routinely tortured in a Chinese prison during and after the Korean War, becoming — along with three other American airmen held at the same prison — a symbol and victim of cold war tension, died in Las Vegas on April 30.

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

Chester retired in June 2011, becoming (along with Broude) Rabbi Emeritus.

Tragedy and horror are becoming globalized along with everything else.

This remained in production until 1975, becoming electric along the way.

Ironically, at a time when the Middle East is becoming polarized along sectarian lines, no state has a greater capacity to heal this breach then Saudi Arabia.

And this is what Murnane achieves, again and again, through his carefully shaped sentences, the prosaic becoming poetic along their length.

It goes like this: two brothers work in their parents' Bristol trattoria as teenagers, becoming obsessed along the way with cookery.