Sentence examples for spirits became from inspiring English sources

The Spirits became a distant memory, even for people in St . Louis

Towards the end of the Late Middle Ages, the consumption of spirits became so ingrained even among the general population that restrictions on sales and production began to appear in the late 15th century.

The same forces were at play under prohibition in the 1920s and 1930s: When alcohol was illegal, high-proof distilled spirits became the bootleggers' product of choice instead of beer and wine.

Eligible spirits become "subject to drawback" when they are used in the manufacture of a nonbeverage product.

DAYTON, Ohio — Fighting back from the ravages of industrial decline, this city adopted a novel plan two years ago to revive its economy and its spirits: become a magnet for immigrants.

But now, when the darkness and whispers of restless spirits become too much, visitors can do what prisoners couldn't – stroll right out the front doors.

The dead spirits become StarClan, and the code of honour that the cats follow is gradually created, as described in Code of the Clans.

What you have to do is decide when high spirits becomes unpleasantness and then possible danger.

But by the summer of 1988, the dark side of that bohemian spirit became clear.

Newman helped jump-start youth soccer in Atlanta and Dallas as his pioneering spirit became a family affair.

In May 2009 Spirit became stuck in soft, sandy soil; its wheels were unable to gain any traction.