Sentence examples for had now evolved from inspiring English sources
Mr. Trummer said he had now evolved from bar chef to "chef producer," and the bar is officially titled "Theater Bar by Albert Trummer".
What had started out as a spontaneous question to a North American passenger had now evolved into something resembling a personal growth project, with my passengers insisting that I use the material to write a book.
EVA had now evolved into the Meningitis Vaccine Project (MVP).
The health aid architecture of the previous century, with the World Bank competing with WHO for leadership had now evolved into more diffuse governance structures, with no single authority dominating [ 29- 31].
That has now evolved into qualified admiration.
The notion of an "L.A. style" has now evolved into something less rigid, whimsically scrappy even.
Niagara has now evolved into Niagara 2, a 64-way processor.
"This started as a vigil, and then moved to a protest, and has now evolved into a movement," Cobb says.
It has now evolved into a huge network of international links called iNet, which supports learning and partnerships between schools.
Indeed, what began as a largely disparate group of anti-cull activists has now evolved into a networked and responsive unit.
"They have now evolved to a place where companies are marking large sums of money to support these initiatives," she said.
