Sentence examples for case of becoming from inspiring English sources

The things that happened in 1992 were the beginning of it all and it was almost a case of becoming a man at 12 years old.

The Slovak winger is looking fitter and stronger than last season, and Arnold said it was simply a case of becoming accustomed to a new country with harder surfaces.

In the case of "Becoming American: The Chinese Experience," which will be shown on PBS tonight, tomorrow and Thursday in 90-minute installments, Mr. Moyers (who narrates the program and is credited as a writer) is clearly working with first-rate talent.

"I like to say I live in the Addams Family house, brightly painted," Mr. Coben says, playing down an evident — and understandable — case of becoming house-proud ever since moving here in 1999 from a small Colonial on the other side of town.

Becoming a tenant has been instructive: In the case of becoming a tenant after being an owner, I don't think it is true to say "It is better to have owned and sold than to never have owned before". By standards of class and status, to rent is definitely declasse.

I don't think it was a real genuine case of becoming a British citizen.

Trumpeted as the first fiction film bankrolled by a Western company that was shot in North Korea, "Comrade Kim" tracks the fantastic travails and features the many smiles of a chipper young female coal miner, who, like a typical Disney animated princess, dreams a very special dream, in this case one of becoming an acrobat.

Situated-learning theory envisions learning as doing (e.g., presenting and evaluating work) and as belonging (e.g., interacting with faculty and peers, building networks), factors integral to becoming a practitioner (Wenger, 2008)—in the case of CUREs, becoming a scientist.

The Case of Becoming-Plant" in a recent issue of The Journal for Critical Animal Studies.

The public health response should focus on early identification and treatment of cases at risk of becoming severe; social-distancing measures applied at the community level; infection control measures; vaccination (when a vaccine becomes available); and in some cases, antiviral prophylaxis.

Fox quoted bankruptcy lawyer Mazyar Hedayat as saying that, "Starting in about 2007/2008, medical expenses went from being a primary component of a lot of cases to becoming the dominant factor".