Sentence examples for involved becoming from inspiring English sources

It involved becoming Oceania's representative, which was usually easy, and then a two-legged playoff against a battle-hardened team from South America or Asia, which was not.

Matters are wrapped up very quickly in the final minutes, with the characters involved becoming rather comically villainous – the terribly well-spoken baddie who ensnares Enfield sneers, "The naive don't deserve to survive – and I'd have to count you as one of them" as he prepares to do away with her – but, as entertaining radio drama, Julie Enfield and company do a very professional job.

Eventually Wahab got involved, becoming a one-third owner of A&O and the firm moved to a hedge fund model that pooled investor money to purchase interests in life policies.

As well as the brain networks involved becoming more refined, the areas of the brain most active in controlling a movement change with increased skill  – as we practice, areas deeper within the brain reorganise to take on more of the work, leaving the cortex, including areas associated with planning and reasoning, free to take on new tasks.

It was difficult to establish and make the study definition known without the individuals involved becoming aware that this procedure was part of the study and having them adjust their estimation accordingly, thus further biasing the results.

This involved becoming patron of several charities, and in 2009 her appointment as the Labour government's "digital inclusion champion".

That increasingly involves becoming more inventive with materials.

Getting sentimental about this, however, would involve becoming an advocate rather than a sceptic.

Karina says that she always liked acting because acting involves becoming different people.

I wanted to smell American, which I imagined would involve becoming perfectly odorless.

"The first leads to a surveying career which almost always involves becoming chartered by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.