Sentence examples for had become foreign from inspiring English sources

His account of the negotiation and signing of the pact, finalised by Ribbentrop and Molotov, two men who had become foreign ministers of their respective countries through fawning sycophancy towards their respective leaders, is masterly.

With Europe at peace, the Austrian flag now flew over 50% more land than when Metternich had become foreign minister.

Certainly these Cubans must have slid away craftily, their boots doubtless crusted with tobacco: the military regime just after seizing power claimed there had been 13,000 foreigners (by now they have become "foreign extremists") illegally in the country when it took over.

"It's not a place that somehow has become foreign to them.

He is new to both diplomacy and government, having become foreign minister and vice-chancellor only four months ago.

Young, a winger, is not the only one of the United squad for whom recognised positions have become foreign.

Will Boris Johnson continue writing his column for the Daily Telegraph now that he has become foreign secretary?

"The young are the only ones who can articulate the loss of an identity rooted in a mother tongue that has become foreign to them".

He sent the clearest signal on that when his advisers hinted that Shimon Peres, who was to have become foreign minister in a unity government, would also make a good defense minister.

But over the last 25 years, bilingual programs at many schools have become foreign-language ghettos from which many children never escape.

"Once again, I didn't really understand that it had become a foreign country," she explained.