Sentence examples for establishment becoming from inspiring English sources

In 1986, he joined the establishment, becoming artistic director of Ballet Rambert (changing its name to Rambert Dance Company) and developing a distinctive house style – painterly set designs, contemporary music, fleet and formal dancing.

Interestingly, Gahagan, who later joined the establishment, becoming first the chief surgeon at Vellore and then a member of the Medical Board, asserted the same sense of the novelty of medicine in Madras.

Mr. Scott has shocked the Republican establishment by becoming the clear front-runner after spending more than $20 million on advertisements.

Although Duterte calls Trump a "bigot", they were both dismissed by the political establishment before becoming serious contenders.

Mr. Jeyaretnam rose quickly in the Singapore legal establishment, eventually becoming chief of the Subordinate Judiciary, a position of status and influence.

Britain's art establishment is becoming increasingly concerned at the number of Old Master paintings that, after being on display in public galleries for years, are now being sold and taken abroad.

The times they were a-changing, and the establishment was becoming fair game, making mainstream what had long been (and still is) a distinctly British national pastime – Taking The Piss.

In a dusty room above Ipswich's army recruiting office, I pledged to play lackey to the violent, rapacious ambitions of the UK establishment by becoming a soldier in the British army.

Mr. Ehrlich stunned the political establishment by becoming the state's first Republican governor-elect since Spiro T. Agnew won the office in 1966, later moving on to be vice president.

I recall this well, having been one of the first to defend Sewell in the Standard: "There have been signs for some time that members of our illiberal, modernist, visual art establishment are becoming unnerved by their own self-constructed isolation.

He broke from - and enraged - the military establishment by becoming a prominent anti-war demonstrator after returning home.