Sentence examples for developed beloved from inspiring English sources

After five years moonlighting as a filmer while working at the magazine, Meza returned to Girl with the title of Visual Marketing Manager and developed beloved columns such as "Crailcouch" and "Top 5's".

Still, while some of the mascots the Ad Council has helped develop are beloved — Smokey Bear and McGruff the Crime Dog — the organization's focus on individual action rather than systemic change has its critics.

You will be on the pulse of the Valley, developing a beloved product that plays a key role in keeping our industry up to date.

There are gem-cut bottles of some of the oldest and hardest-to-find European perfumes: Santa Maria Novella (the 400-year-old line originated by Florentine monks, whose Acqua di Colonia was created for the wedding of Catherine de Medici); Acqua di Parma, developed in 1916, beloved of 1950s movie stars; and other antique rarities of a luxe and scented variety.

The second speech simultaneously preserves aspects of its fictional frame (the first was a paradoxical sounding address by a "non-lover" to a "beloved"), develops that frame (the non-lover is transformed into a concealed lover), and deepens the themes in an impressive and philosophically enlightening way.

His beloved wife, however, developed Alzheimer's.

My older daughter got sick and nearly died, my younger daughter got depressed, and my beloved mother-in-law developed terminal lung cancer.

Much beloved, yet troubled, Fred Stowe had developed a problem with alcohol as early as sixteen.

Rosalind Russell, a very beloved stage and screen actress, developed severe arthritis in her later years (during the 1950s).

Based on books that were developed by UNICEF two years ago, the series is already beloved by many children and parents across the country.

Others point to the state and local control over school curriculums, beloved by Americans but rare in other developed countries.