Sentence examples for becoming from from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'becoming from' is not correct or usable in written English
There is no context in which this phrase would be used.
After an ill-fated move to a court position in Courland, he returned to Leipzig, becoming from 1789 to 1800 the cantor of the Thomasschule, a position formerly held by J.S. Bach.
Mr. Bundy survived the transition to President Johnson after Kennedy's assassination, becoming, from his custom-paneled White House basement office, one of the central players in the evolving Vietnam debate, in large part because of his mastery of memo writing.
Tenses are muddled, the voice wavers, becoming from time to time the voice of Marr giving us the heads up; the weather is frequently invoked for no obvious reason, unless it is because Marr thinks notes on the weather are a posh novelistic trope.
As can be seen that with the local patch size becoming from 5×5 to 25×25, the image recovered more better.
Ni0 becoming from the surface spinel-like species observed by XPS (see further) and/or from amorphous NiO would be undedectable by XRD.
"I've met him before, and also when he was becoming from mayor to prime minister, knew he was a runner.
Daubing the cord dry will prevent baby from becoming sore from rubbing.
This will keep your fingernails from becoming too brittle, from cracking, or from splitting.
We can discourage our fellow Americans from becoming settlers or from buying settlement properties.
"The 'protected communities' approach tries to reinforce the capacities of the communities to prevent children from becoming vulnerable, or from becoming more vulnerable than they already are".
They are thus becoming insulated from the technology.
