Sentence examples for subsequently became one of from inspiring English sources

Caine was cast as Batman's butler and subsequently became one of Nolan's regular performers (The Prestige, The Dark Knight).

Kenya subsequently became one of the key partners of the US and Britain in the war against radical militants in the Horn of Africa.

His idea obviously worked because the song subsequently became one of the most recorded songs ever, with ­versions by Frank Sinatra, Elvis ­Presley, Ray Charles, Marvin Gaye and thousands more.

If the plan is approved, as expected, the company that built the first railroad across Canada and subsequently became one of this country's most powerful concerns will be broken into five companies.

She subsequently became one of New York City's first licensed women cab drivers; though the one-year weekend career was intended to explore potential for her husband's investment in taxi medallions, she pursued it with the same enthusiasm she brought to all her varied activities.

Many were inspired by the street art documentary film, Exit Through the Gift Shop and took to the streets after witnessing how the protagonist, Mr. Brainwash, a cameraman first and a horrible editor at that, how he then transformed into a street artist, and subsequently became one of the most vaunted artists in the world.

It has subsequently become one of the BBC's most popular Sunday night shows.

It has subsequently become one of the TV industry's biggest money-spinners.

Land disputes involving aggrieved farmers have subsequently become one of the country's leading causes of social unrest.

Real-life television programmes about people's disastrous moves abroad have subsequently become one of our guilty pleasures.

You don't need an old-school publisher before you write the erotic novel that will subsequently become one of the fastest-selling books of all time; you don't need the backing of a major music label, or a consumer conglomerate, when you can fund your album or iPad app via Kickstarter, or your one-person business, in the developing world, via the micro-lending website Kiva.org.org