Sentence examples for born becoming from inspiring English sources

And so That's Not Metal was born, becoming an invaluable source and celebration of music that doesn't follow fashions or trends, but can enrich lives and inspire new generations of emerging musicians.

With that the Soviet ice car was born, becoming just one example of the varied and bizarre creations the Russians have conceived over the years to move into and develop frozen territories.

With his nerves shredded, Dave's alter ego Kick-Ass is born and becoming a vigilante legend, he's drawn into a campaign against a mob boss.

What appeared to be even more fascinating was that while Callas was born ugly, becoming hawkishly beautiful in her late 30s, Onassis simply grew uglier and uglier.

And, now, thanks to Heath Ledger's cocksure performance in the film Ned Kelly, and Peter Carey's Booker-prize winovel novel The True History of the Kelly Gang, the rugged region where the legend was born is becoming a favoured destination for foreign visitors, too.

Half a world away in Switzerland, where in November 2009 voters approved a ban on the construction of minarets for mosques, Emel Aykanat spoke — in German with a Swiss accent — of her feeling that the country where she was born was becoming openly anti-Muslim.

Moreover, being born red was becoming a liability.

For a period in nineteen-seventies, Baehr himself tried being a producer before becoming born again.

For Hopkins, who was born a Protestant, becoming a Catholic in the first place required a great deal of sacrifice.

Few things say that someone born abroad is becoming part of his or her adopted country than marrying a local.

That comfort level, born out of becoming the first eighth-seeded team in league history to advance to the finals a year ago, may ultimately be the Knicks' undoing.