Sentence examples for description became from inspiring English sources

As the description became more graphic the hands became tighter and tighter, perhaps wringing the neck of a News of the World reporter, executive or editor.

"You are either with us or against us" was the insurgents' message, and western aid workers, journalists and contractors of any description became targets.

That description became the basis for the definition of drug or alcohol dependence in two of the world's most influential diagnostic manuals, from the American Psychiatric Association and the World Health Organization.

Set firmly within the context of gravitational contraction as the source of energy of the stars, this description became known as Russell's theory of stellar evolution and enjoyed considerable popularity until the mid-1920s.

"At any given time, there could be dozens of customers at the food windows, and to ask these mostly elderly volunteers to log in each purchase by description became unmanageable and extremely frustrating," Mr. Craigmile wrote in answer to a question about why he removed the cash registers.

After 9/11 that description became a loaded term, the word "terrorist" implying a murderous agenda by a group devoted (in its own words) to "economic sabotage and guerrilla warfare to stop the exploitation and destruction of the environment" through nonviolent means.

The description becomes a metaphor for the rest of this mother's life.

If someone describes you, that description becomes a part of your area, whether you like it or not".

A simple description becomes both chilling and sublime: "They set out the next morning just at sunrise.

Essentially a study of character, the novel explores Latour's inner conflicts and his relationship with the land, which through the author's powerful description becomes an imposing, unyielding character in its own right.

In this case, the mathematical description becomes particularly interrelated and complex.