Sentence examples for owned became from inspiring English sources

Henry Ford's distribution of anti-Semitic literature through The Dearborn Independent, a newspaper Ford owned, became a central focus of attention for the ADL in the 1920s.

But for Irene, and people like her, everything she owned became such a marker.

And that might be enough to keep us happy until, that is, the whole aspirational notion of "owning" becomes passé.

"With car sharing services, this car that you don't own becomes your car.

Selling call options against stock you own becomes a downright foolish strategy ahead of a major market move.

Mrs. Fitzgerald who was conducting a program of her own became seriously ill.

The couple, who did not have any children of their own, became the dominant influence on John's life.

The result was that ship owning became more accessible and became the main source of employment for the island.

Then, in her 20s, Val's symptoms started to multiply, and controlling them on her own became increasingly difficult.

"The injustice that I was experiencing and naively thought was merely my own became a collective awakening in many ways".

They discovered that some strains, non-pathogenic on their own, became infectious when in presence of P. aeruginosa.