Sentence examples for features became from inspiring English sources

But the Lake Isabella dams were constructed before such features became commonplace.

These features became the main attractions and the mantra of the recently departed mayor Klaus Wowereit's notorious "poor but sexy" Berlin.

Her plump, honest features became vivid for a moment in his consciousness, the same plumpness in her arms and her hands.

Lloyd's marks the point in British architecture where industrial features became something to enjoy in and of themselves; not coincidentally the point where industry itself faced forcible decimation.

He got better and better at this, and also at a characteristic bit, a long, slow, response to a comment he deemed foolish, in which his features became slack, his eyelids drooped and he seemed about to fall asleep.

Her ability to morph with the times runs counter to the modelling careers of others whose features became so closely linked with an era, such as Marie Helvin in the 1970s and Cindy Crawford in the 1980s.

Its features became part of his consciousness and are brought to life in some of his early realistic novels and, more particularly, in The Cairo Trilogy on which, both in the Arab world and in the west, his fame in great part rests.

Feedbacks between developing vegetation and e.g. hydrological features became more and more apparent.

Her aura ceased and the migraine features became less prominent after menopause.

Her features become fixed and remote, she will not speak.

Such features become the identifying markers by which I recognize people.