Sentence examples for had become at from inspiring English sources
She commented that the novel "is the most probable fiction I have ever read" and had become "at present the fashionable novel".
He had become, at age 31, the most conspicuous figure in Irish politics.
By the 1960s, "Porgy and Bess" had become, at best, a mixed blessing for black singers.
In carrying on, she grew stoical: "My older man of a husband had become, at long last, an old man.
Once a wild teen-ager in Las Vegas — "I was a crazy bastard!" — Lobello had become, at thirty-one, a tormented veteran.
By the end of their electoral exile realism had become at least as much of a dogma for New Labour as socialism had been for the old.
These pictures have become, at best, culturally disreputable curiosities.
Traffic has become, at times, intolerably clotted and dangerous.
Over the years, kosher food has become at once more and less available in Connecticut.
Nigeria, a pariah when it was under military rule, has become at least semi-respectable.
As for Mr. Faqiryar, he has become, at age 72, a national icon.
