Sentence examples for destroyed becoming from inspiring English sources

The Lunarians are a race of beings originally from a world which was destroyed, becoming the asteroid belt surrounding the Blue Planet, and are identified by a moon-shape crest on their foreheads.

Almost 500 ash trees recently planted in Leicestershire are being destroyed after becoming infected with a fungus.

A Northumbria Police spokesman said Bessie was destroyed after becoming "increasingly distressed" and "causing dangerous and severe obstructions" on a major road.

But she also joined Abraham Van Helsing and his team in attempting to destroy him, becoming the first feminist of vampire fiction.

"I loved to paint, but Germany was a destroyed country and becoming a painter was regarded as a terrible idea if you were from a bourgeois family as I was.

"The risk of staying in this over-centralising, over-regulating job destroying machine are becoming more and more obvious".

As a result, both creating life and destroying it are becoming the preserve of those rich enough to pay the costs of going abroad.

Rhetoric like that — the idea that services helping the homeless and drug-using people are destroying Charleston — is becoming more mainstream.

WASHINGTON -- Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) on Wednesday called for sending U.S. ground combat troops to destroy the Islamic State, becoming the latest Bush to advocate for a military campaign in the Middle East.

DL: Writing about how the Cubs completely destroyed their brand by becoming World Series champions.

Opened in 1905 as the Miscauno Inn, the hotel first served a Chicago railroad clientele before changing hands, being destroyed by fire and becoming an exclusive club and golf course for the well-heeled from Chicago in 1925.