Sentence examples for has become a example from inspiring English sources
Ultramarathoners tend to keep quiet about toenail removal, Mr. McDougall said, because they "tired of being freaks, and they don't want to add anything more freakish to their résumé." Marshall Ulrich of Idaho Springs, Colo., who had all his toenails surgically removed in 1992, has become a example for the practice.
Syria has become an example of the ways in which citizen journalists can step up when foreign media have been restricted.
But the site has become an example of how some believers in the disputed Holy Land hope that their faith can dominate.
Nonetheless, the case has become an example of how China's economic might is drawing it into even seemingly arcane domestic disputes in other countries.
It is evident in this selection of paintings, gouaches and drawings, which show why he has become an example of the multicultural modernist par excellence.
The case against the six men has become an example of the Bush administration's pattern of changing strategy in its legal defense of Guantánamo.
More than that, Celebration, just a few miles south of Walt Disney World, has become an example of a trend away from integration that social demographers say only became evident with an analysis of the census.
Now, after $270 million of renovation, it has become an example for parks around the world, and the conservancy has become the country's richest and most powerful parks organization.
The suburb, which is 88percentt white, 7percentt Hispanic and 1percentt black, has become an example of a trend away from integration that social demographers say became evident only with an analysis of the 2000 census.
H. Stern has become an example of a Brazilian brand that is successful on its own territory but also appeals across the world and includes skills particular to its native country.
