Sentence examples for had immediately become from inspiring English sources

Neither had to do much except appear steady and calm, while their opponent floundered to explain a policy stance that had immediately become poisonously unpopular.

By contrast, the displays in the Kentucky case, McCreary County v. A.C.L.U., had been placed on the walls of the courthouses by local officials, accompanied in one case by a Christian minister, in 1999, and had immediately become objects of controversy.

Gautama had immediately become suspicious that the woman might be a gossip, that if he were to say what he felt the woman would then tell others and the information might somehow make its way to India, where it could be used to embarrass Nirmala's family.

More difficult to judge is when exactly the growing boy knew enough to be told or, more likely, to grasp for himself the delicate, unmentionable fact that in a family of long-living women, his was sure to be a protracted wait to inherit the throne to which – on the death of his grandfather, George VI, 15 months earlier – he had immediately become heir apparent.

Yet, had any of them read Moon Pie, it would have immediately become clear that the book is anything but misery lit for tweens.

Exciting, intense and engrossing, Black Ops has immediately become the definitive contemporary first-person shooter (although if you want to shoot aliens rather than Russians, Halo: Reach is your game).

The black silicon technique has immediately become a research hotspot since its discovery in 1995 [17].

However, none have immediately become break-out hits thanks to attaching themselves to the viral game.

Rodriguez has assumed the role of full-time DH for the New York Yankees and has immediately become one of the best hitters on that team.

Dr. Janet Bland became the College's Provost and Dean of the Faculty this summer and she and I just met last month, however she has immediately become a strong friend and supporter.

To stop the political debate and to act immediately have now become the consensus around the world.