Sentence examples for conceived to become from inspiring English sources
Interviews with lebensborn, those purposely conceived to become the future master race, lends this an additionally shocking reality.
The character was originally conceived to become a pirate captain, and Christianson's early art included Brood's lightsaber tonfas.
He conceived the desire to become an architect at an early age, and, in 1927, won a scholarship to the Bartlett school of architecture in the University of London.
Even if new coal plants started to be planned today, they would not avert this problem: it usually takes seven-to-10 years for a freshly conceived coal plant to become operational.
It was in that moment that, deep inside me, I conceived of what was to become the first movement of my wind quintet Jebel Lebnan many years later.
The aim was to describe variations in how doctoral students conceive their learning process to become researchers in the light of their professional background as nurses.
What this system actually creates is a buncha desperate fat broads marrying inmates who might never see the light of day, and visiting them in prison trailers a couple times a year and conceiving bastard children destined to become fat, worthless criminals.
Thus conceived, rights become toxic to the body politic and to social cooperation itself.
The pamphlet setting out ten things Labour needs to do to become electable was conceived before Corbyn's election and has been co-authored by Heidi Alexander, then a whip and now promoted to the shadow cabinet as shadow health secretary.
Ms. Nath, who was the first woman from her hometown to attend the prestigious engineering school and later escaped an arranged marriage to become an entrepreneur, conceived of the site for homework help in 2009 during her first year at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
To invite the gatherer gender to become hunters, BOW was conceived in 1991 by Dr. Christine L. Thomas, a natural resources professor at the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point.
