Sentence examples for he became over from inspiring English sources

He became, over the years, the real 'go-to guy' for materials and metals joining".

And he became, over time, a living metaphor for the way in which an emphasis on a religion's textual dimensions can act both as an agent of clarity and as a bulwark against change.

He trained under two well-known Harvard biologists, Dr. Jon Beckwith and Dr. Mark Ptashne, and after setting up his own lab at M.I.T. in 1981 he became over the next nine years an expert in gene transcription, the mechanism cells use to make working copies of the genes on their chromosomes.

Freed from the constraint of unions, more arrogant than before in his dealings with internal management (except for Rupert Murdoch himself, of course), he became over-confident in his own judgement.

He became over- confident and went down to the hotel lobby to see or buy something, but when he was coming up again he was recognised by the young elevator attendant, who happened to be a young Christian boy and an amateur musician.

Later, when I asked Jeb if he thought that he had become over-identified with the council, and if that might hurt the Republicans, he said, "I think your assessment is incorrect..

Later, when I asked Jeb if he thought that he had become over-identified with the council, and if that might hurt the Republicans, he said, "I think your assessment is incorrect...

And there is no test to tell us that he would become over-sedated when given benzodiazepines.

If your baby's very tired he may need a short nap of 15-20 minutes late afternoon, so he doesn't become over-tired.

But he also became, over time, a kind of secret fetish among composers of a more progressive type.

Fears that he might have become over-western, or lost his edge were instantly dispelled here.