Sentence examples for real became from inspiring English sources

From Mary Rowlandson's 1682 account of her capture by Native Americans to Patty Hearst and right up to Lynch, Faludi traces a long genealogy of American damsels in distress: the "maiden's rescue, fantasised or real, became our reigning redemption tale".

Real became only the third team to make the title game after qualifying for the playoffs as the lowest seed, and the second expansion team to play for the title.

The 42-year-old former France midfielder, who helped win the 1998 World Cup on home soil, was Carlo Ancelotti's assistant when Real became European champions for the 10th time last season.

Julie Harris, the unprepossessing anti-diva who, in the guises of Joan of Arc, Mary Todd Lincoln, Emily Dickinson and many other characters both fictional and real, became the most decorated performer in the history of Broadway, died on Saturday at her home in Chatham, Mass.

In the time before the internet and then even more strangely and intensely in the epoch when everyone used chat lines or apps – the time when the real became more gripping because of its relationship to the virtual – gay spaces in our cities took on a golden glow, a rough, buzzy sanctity.

Years later, re-watching Craven's movies alongside my wife— Shocker, Cursed, the Nightmare films in the early delirious days of new parenthood, how soon the surreal and the real became one, our predawn house alive with werewolves and killers that just wouldn't die onscreen and infant cries from the other bedroom.

The artist who's "keepin' it real" becomes the stunt double for a more sheltered listener.

Raúl said: "Real Madrid became my home.

My real hero became Joe Stalin.

How luxury real estate became a safe haven for wealth.

But the real escape became a grim affair.