Sentence examples for established as being from inspiring English sources

Also, he slips in and out of an Australian accent on a whim, I guess because Max was established as being Australian.

He was also established as being Mel Gibson, but Hardy wasn't going to pull that one off and I doubt he even wanted to.

So I think very often they're influenced by what's already out there, what the galleries and the museums have established as being important.

To date, there is no evidence that mobile phone usage increases cancer risk – The World Health Organisation state that "no adverse health effects have been established as being caused by mobile phone use".

Soon, he is lying on rooftops in Iraq, picking off insurgents, and earning the nickname "Legend".In these scenes, Kyle is established as being far more gung-ho and right-wing than the typical big-screen soldier.

If the library is established as being beneficial and scalable, he said they plan to move to other subjects.

Once introduced it could then quickly become established as was the case in Europe.

Technically, this is fairly straightforward: the standards are well established, as are examples of legal terms.

Schools in rural, semi-urban, and less-advanced communities were established, as were schools for girls.

By now, Bush's affection for big-government programs is well established, as is his "no-tax and spend" approach to courting voters.

The lines of inheritance back to Guy Debord and the situationists are now well established, as are those to Baudelaire's "flâneur", Thomas De Quincey, Paul Auster, Hunter S Thompson and Patrick Keiller.