Sentence examples for describes becoming from inspiring English sources

Bull Run Russell, who earned that nickname for stirring reporting about newly embattled America, also memorably describes becoming ill and being told by an American doctor to drink a mint julep every two hours.

(Later in the column she describes becoming "convinced that I had died," without ever mentioning that there's no such thing as a fatal marijuana overdose).

McGregor describes Becoming as responding to data inputted by moving "all these very strange limb-like articulations", which the dancers view on a 65-inch 3D screen during the rehearsal process.

The isiZulu word for 'dry' is oma and describes becoming dry, being thirsty or the weather being dry such as in a drought.

Blackburn described becoming a reviewer for the QAA as "the best staff development I could ever have".

He described becoming embittered with religion when he was a young man watching his mother die of cancer.

In a sworn deposition in May 2008, Mr. Dunning described becoming more involved in his mother's finances at her request.

Etherington said he had lost £1.5m on greyhounds, horses and poker, and described becoming withdrawn socially, obsessed with his next bet.

Rafael Benítez has described becoming the new manager of Real Madrid as "emotional" and outlined his desire to win titles with his boyhood club.

win, Mitchell said that he'd read the biography of a former world champion in which the author, Andy Fordham, described becoming so inebriated during the 2004 final that he couldn't remember anything about what happened.

Taking the stage near the end of the two-hour tribute, Ms. Burnett described becoming addicted to comedy while studying at the University of California, Los Angeles, where she got her first big laugh playing a hillbilly.