Sentence examples for becoming at from inspiring English sources

He decided to become an actor after performing in a school play at the age of 16, becoming, at the expense of his academic studies, "obsessed with acting".

In 1958 Mason joined the Royal Ballet, becoming, at 16 years old, the company's youngest member.

Gonzalo Garcia has had few roles so becoming at City Ballet.

If not yet exactly sexy, financial PR is becoming at least a respectable option for graduates.

This is good business: no one will keep at a snow sport without becoming at least somewhat proficient.

García made his Ryder Cup debut in 1999, becoming, at 19, the youngest man to play in the competition.

I think he's stepping forward in a team full of superstars, and kind of becoming at least that visual leader".

In 1998 she entered politics, becoming at age 35 the mayor of Brzeszcze, a post she held until 2005.

It also looks a lot like the site Chatroulette, and has some of the same problems — becoming, at times, a vehicle for pornography.

David Millon (1998) favors a just cause default rule, by contrast, on the grounds that it will permit employees to hold out for higher wages in return for becoming at-will employees.

In the end, teachers are quickly becoming at-will employees, and this is a very bad thing.