Sentence examples for becoming stricken from inspiring English sources

She continued her career at Merrill Lynch, before becoming stricken with cancer.

The entry was particularly influential since many journalists had heard of Mr. Russert's becoming stricken, but did not know the outcome.

Meanwhile, the prospect of the bill becoming law struck fear in the Hispanic community.

Green and especially brown bottles help beer from becoming light struck, which risks giving the brew a skunky taste.

More MPs are becoming electoral entrepreneurs, striking out on their own.A distinct personal profile is particularly valuable when support for a party is falling.

Provide your dog freedom and exercise AND still keep her safe from becoming lost, being struck by a car, trespassing of other's property, or coming into conflict with humans, other dogs, cats, or wild animals by using a long leash.

Families and close friends of those stricken were becoming more familiar with gay lifestyles than ever before; personal accounts of AIDS and its causes gave regular people a vivid glimpse of what it meant to be homosexual.

The U.S. has pinned its hopes on the Kurdish fighters and the Kurdish-led alliance, known as the Syrian Democratic Forces, becoming its main strike force against Islamic State.

A few of the Sudanese refugees have achieved striking success, becoming teachers and engineers and pursuing graduate degrees.

Indeed, there are signs here that SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, is becoming a disease that strikes nurses harder than anyone else.

"It's becoming ever harder to strike a balance between people who want a pristine nature reserve and those who want aggressive economic development," says Fernando Espinoza, the director of the Charles Darwin Foundation on the islands.