Sentence examples for major became from inspiring English sources

Somewhere between premiere and publication, Beethoven renumbered the two compositions: the C minor became the Fifth Symphony, and the F major became the Sixth Symphony.

Four weeks later Major became prime minister and kept Clarke in the same job until April 1992, when he appointed Clarke as home secretary one of the few Conservative opponents of capital punishment to hold the job.

The jobless total is now less than when Mr Major became prime minister in November 1990.Yet Labour thinks it will win votes by attacking the government's jobs record.

Speirs + Major became, and remains, one of the world's most successful architectural lighting firms, staffed with talent drawn from the worlds of theatre, cinema, illustration, lighting technology and graphic design as well as from architecture and interior design.

Selecting the women's British Open to become the fourth major became attractive to Ty Votaw, the L.P.G.A. commissioner, because the tournament has been on the L.P.G.A. schedule since 1994 and provided the criteria he was looking for: prestige, financial resources for a long-term commitment, a world-renowned site, television exposure and an attractive place on the L.P.G.A. schedule.

So far, only one of those mothers has seen her son's murderers convicted, but his conviction was appealed and the main defendant, an army major, became a fugitive.

"The pure major becomes so nasty," she said, of that weird B-major chord.

Many change their major, become doctors or teachers.

But, I was curious to learn how a biology major becomes an active entrepreneur with a media business.

Less rigorous majors became the gentile aspiration of many kids heading into college.

On 17 October 1761, while holding the rank of major, Hamilton became major commandant (colonel) of the 113th Regiment of Foot.