Sentence examples for becoming to date from inspiring English sources

He was named the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year and NFL Defensive Player of the Year, becoming, to date, the only rookie to ever win the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award.

At an earlier performance the young Cory Stearns — who does have those lines — found in Oberon his most becoming role to date.

Thus, changing the term we use is not the key to becoming up-to-date in education research.

In April, the Guardian's parent company, Guardian Media Group said it would divest its £800m fund, becoming the largest to date to have made the commitment.

If West Virginia is truly becoming as up to date as census data suggest, preservationists may be organizing any day now to stand in protective awe of some of the shattered old house trailers of yore, the skimpy, 12-foot single-wides, as they are called.

Did he have lively discussions with his head chefs about becoming more up-to-date?

This means that changes to the data must be coordinated by typically just a few database curators, and annotations are prone to becoming out of date as new algorithms are developed and new discoveries are made.

"You probably noticed there was no red carpet tonight," said host Steve Martin: "That'll send them a message!" Midnight Cowboy made Oscar history in 1970 by becoming the first (and to date only) X-rated movie to be named best picture.

Kroonland arrived in Los Angeles Harbor on 3 November amidst fanfare, becoming the largest liner to date to enter that harbor.

Collins won the election by a vote of 561,674 to 454,650, becoming the first, and to date only, woman to be elected governor of Kentucky.

In 1949 50 Lowe Hamil were champions of this league, becoming the first (and to date only) team to win the title without losing a single match (some sources state this title win occurred in 1950 51).