Sentence examples for becoming event from inspiring English sources

Extra courses have been organised for people interested in becoming event stewards ahead of the 2012 Olympics.

Russ Cochran shot a one-under 71 to win the SAS Championship, becoming the event's third wire-to-wire winner.

"Christmas novelty is becoming an event in the same way as Halloween," said John Carolan, Sainsbury's kidswear boss.

The removal of Keith Hernandez's mustache is becoming an event, befitting the renowned facial hair that in 2007 was voted the best ever in sports by the American Mustache Institute.

Eager to see what was rapidly becoming the event of the season, the King ordered the duel postponed until 29 December so that he would be present for its culmination.

It is computed from the probability of the event becoming an issue and the impact it would have (See Risk = Probability X Impact).

And professional tournaments are becoming popular events.

Accounts of sacred forests being bulldozed are becoming weekly events.

From choosing a white hearse instead of black to decorating the chapel with the dearly departed's favorite fishing rods, funerals are becoming themed events with elements borrowed from happier occasions like weddings and bar mitzvahs.

The dimensions of those blackouts ensured that they would always have a niche in the city's history, but they have assumed a far greater place, becoming defining events.

Hurricanes are becoming frequent events that affect more people every time, and in this context the identification of the effects on the labor market may be important for the policy design of mechanisms to cope more effectively with these shocks.