Sentence examples for he became recognised from inspiring English sources

As he passed through the hands of Deccan potentates, he became recognised not just as a soldier, but as a military and political strategist.

During a six-year period he became recognised as the best in the business, working for Alberto Cavalcanti, Sidney Gilliat, John Huston, Anthony Kimmins and, most significantly, Carol Reed.

While a fellow and tutor of Lincoln College, Oxford (1955-73), he became recognised as a leading historian of common law – the body of law derived from the decisions and practice of the courts, as distinct from the laws imposed by statute.

More than a decade ago at the Oval, when Nasser Hussain, as England captain, was jeered as they became recognised as the worst team around, such status seemed unattainable, little more than a pipe-dream of optimistic ECB mission statements.

He soon became recognised for his political ambitions by a Corsica-born politician, and family friend, Christophe Saliceti, who arranged to have it published and distributed.

Henn became recognised as a teacher when he became a founding headmaster at Worksop College in Nottinghamshire; however he resigned in 1899 amidst differences with a new superior who disagreed with Henn's philosophy of a school grounds with beautiful buildings dominated by a chapel.

He began to use the comic style of word bubbles to add commentary in his works, which became recognised as a signature of his style.

It's not just about driving, it's about a new form of urban living in the postwar era, according to Eric Avila, professor of history, Chicano studies and urban planning at UCLA. "LA kind of emerged at the forefront of that development and it became recognised as a freeway metropolis because of this new architecture that was taking shape," he says.

Designers raised their profile, became recognised and glamorous.

Margaret became recognised as a dominant figure on the world stage before she was at home.

Gradually, his reputation as a writer of uncommon talent became recognised, and his byline became more frequent.