Sentence examples for trial becoming from inspiring English sources

She carried this souvenir with her for several days, until she was arrested and put on trial, becoming an unlikely folk hero in the increasingly militaristic and conformist Japanese society of that era.

Mr. Barrie left Cincinnati about a year after the trial, becoming the first director of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland (where, he says, he experienced a touch of deja vu when some people suggested that the history of rock music be depicted without reference to sex, drugs or four-letter words).

The Tour de France winner won his seventh Olympic medal in the London 2012 time trial, becoming Britain's most decorated Olympian.

Rajoy was last year called as a witness in the trial, becoming the first Spanish prime minister to testify in court.

Hopley largely withdrew from the public eye after the trial, becoming a private tutor in London and publishing pamphlets on spiritualism in the late 1860s.

Rather than having any real basis, the blood libel began as a way to end a trial, becoming quickly a tool to preserve the martyrdom of William (and the financial windfalls of a reliquary), the all but forgotten murdered boy at the center of the story in our mythmaking.

At the 1997 Badminton Horse Trials, O'Connor and Custom Made won the CCI4*, the top event at the trials, becoming only the second American pair to do so.

First, because of the rapidity of new trials becoming available, this information is very difficult to keep up to date in any other media than the internet.

As clinical trials becoming an increasingly common source of evidence to assess the value for money of health interventions, analysts should consider such modelling practices.

In the U.K., non-commercial sources have also extensively supported clinical trials, including non-drug trials, but in recent years there has been a clear decline [ 34]. "Ethical" codes and legislation may lead to trials becoming tedious, expensive and factory-like, alienating interested minds and health service providers.

There is no doubt from the very beginning that it is Judge Landau who sets the tone, and that he is doing his best — his very best — to prevent this trial from becoming a "show" trial under the direction of the prosecutor, whose love of showmanship is unmistakable.