Sentence examples for had now acquired from inspiring English sources

McCain had now acquired the personal connections and financial resources required to realize his political ambitions.

The protesters had now acquired heavier weapons from looted military barracks in Bayda and other eastern towns, and some of Qaddafi's soldiers had defected to join them.

Idylls of the King had an immediate success, and Tennyson, who loathed publicity, had now acquired a sometimes embarrassing public fame.

Those organizers, Mr. Ezz and Mr. Issa said, knew that that the uprising had now acquired a life of its own beyond their direction, spread and coordinated by television coverage instead of the Internet.

But the cold war, hitherto a fight for influence in Europe and Latin America, had now acquired a Middle Eastern axis, and Jews and Arabs were at its centre.A second change was that, even as the war proved Israel's military deterrence, it made deterrence obsolete.

Despite his later boasts, Bin Laden did not immediately travel to Peshawar, the Pakistani frontier town 20 miles from Afghanistan that had been at the centre of activism, covert or otherwise, against the Afghan Marxist government for several years, and had now acquired a new strategic significance as a key forward base in the cold war.

Her voice has now acquired a bright, resilient sheen.

Tehran has now acquired the knowledge required to build a bomb.

Always a noble dancer, Mr. Belotserkovsky has now acquired the powerful technique he previously lacked.

Botanic Garden became a byword for casual dining, and has now acquired classic status.

But the people involved say the student protests have now acquired a momentum of their own.