Sentence examples for remains became from inspiring English sources

Pickering asks: "Were individuals selected and isolated until such time as they died from natural causes, and their remains became available?

What was left of the ship was raised in 1982, and the remains became the spoils of the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth.

Just how fierce that struggle remains became evident last week, when online criticism from a Catholic canon lawyer led to an awkward impasse that threatened to derail the governor's first official meeting with the state's Catholic bishops.

The saga of the Williams family's dispute over Williams's remains became public when Barbara Joyce Williams Ferrell, his daughter from his first marriage, revealed that Williams's body had been sent to the Alcor Life Extension Foundation in Scottsdale, Ariz.

These remains became the basis of Baluchitherium grangeri, named by Osborn in 1923.

In the meantime, the old man's remains became the object of veneration, providing further cover for political plotting and fundraising when visitors came to pay their respects.

Your remains become a part of everything.

Also, if genetic data for archaeological crop remains become available, it should become possible to obtain a clearer genetic signal of the first wave of dispersal, which would then help to distinguish it from the changes that occurred after this first wave (local divergence, foreign introductions, and hybridization).

It is quite important, therefore, to estimate the threshold temperatures above which depreservation of the frozen remains becomes significant.

Some of the remains invariably became part of private collections.

Layard's popular account of his excavations, Nineveh and Its Remains (1849), became the earliest and one of the most successful archaeological best-sellers.