Sentence examples for of course becoming from inspiring English sources

She did, of course, becoming an Oscar-nominated screenwriter.

And, of course, becoming a citizen provided an opportunity to gather an immense amount of new material.

Hip-hop itself has changed enormously of course, becoming mainstream enough to be referenced by the US president.

And such nutritious, dense, lengthy pieces of writing are, of course, becoming ever more popular on the very same internet that pessimists blame for destroying our attention spans.

For Symeon the New Theologian, a Byzantine monk, "giving birth to God" was something all holy men and women are called on to do without, of course, becoming literally pregnant.

We are, of course, becoming more accustomed to robots and avatars in everyday life.

In response to demand, there are hundreds of such courses becoming available now around the world.

A colleague points out that "of course" risks becoming a tic in our stories.

He has been on the road before, of course, since becoming president of the gun lobby in 1998.

This is because postmenopausal women rarely retain the flaxen locks of their youth, of course eventually becoming grey grannies.

Aamot was prompted to remember the conversation in the light of the Standard being sold to Alexander Lebedev and, of course, later becoming a free paper.