There are very few novelists to whom this has happened - Graham Greene notably became not only an adjective but also a territory, Greeneland, a land of seedy hotels and forgotten colonial corners.
She notably became irate when Ron Johnson, a Tea Party-backed Senator from Wisconsin, pressed the cover-up theme, quizzing her on the length of time the administration took to acknowledge that the attack was the work of terrorists and not an outgrowth of a street protest over an American anti-Islam video.
Mld22Cs notably became dense around the mean and maintained their cell size over various cell concentrations (far right in Figure 4C).
Line drawings deteriorate notably and become fuzzy when processed in this manner.
Most notably, they became more affectionate rather than more aggressive when in the holding areas.
Notably, he became a proponent of increased legal immigration and a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
Criticism of the incidents at Old Trafford spread worldwide but most notably they became news in America, where the club's owners Fenway Sports Group are based.
Most notably, it became clear that Eleanor was the show's perverse hero — it was her inability to fake politeness, her crude candor, that enabled her to hack Hell.
In the years to come he found his greatest successes with historical novels, notably what became known as his American Chronicles: "Washington, D.C.," "Burr" (1973), "1876" (1976), "Lincoln" (1984), "Empire" (1987),"Hollywood" (1990) and "The Golden Age" (2000).
"When the horses approached the winning post, the prevalent tint of the faces in the great stand changed notably, and became distinctly more pink under the flush of entertainment," the great statistician wrote afterwards in Nature.
