Sentence examples for having first become from inspiring English sources
Having first become consumers, they are now becoming citizens.When Mr Putin first came to power, Russia's electorate was relatively homogenous in its incomes and requirements.
He has, moreover, an embattled history with the disease, having first become embroiled in the scientific debate three years ago, when Mr. Mandela's cabinet backed research into Virodene, a supposed cure developed locally that turned out to be carcinogenic.
Although a "huge enthusiast" for organ donation, having first become interested in increasing donation rates after watching a friend cope with kidney dialysis, he is unconvinced the system will work.
On Saturday in Valencia, Spain, if the sea breeze cooperates, the America's Cup will officially return to Europe for the first time since that 1851 race, having first become part of the furniture for 132 years in the United States and then making much quicker stops in Perth, Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand.
Age of Obesity Onset was the age at which the subject reported having first become overweight.
Burbage, originally a carpenter, had first become an actor and then a businessman and investor.
He recounted how he had first become aware of WikiLeaks in 2009.
To Americans who saw things the way Mrs. Davison did, this threat had first become apparent some years earlier.
These knights had first become important as administrators and soldiers on the estates of the church early in the 11th century.
In 1931, Cagney had first become a star by grinding a grapefruit in the face of his mistress (Mae Clarke) in "The Public Enemy".
Appearing on CNN on Tuesday night, Acosta said he had first become aware of a problem when security stopped him from entering the White House grounds.
