Sentence examples for true became from inspiring English sources

In 1986, when True became curator of antiquities, the Getty Museum had a billion-dollar bank account and a provincial reputation.

After a failed relationship with a woman he met in Hawaii, Mr. True became despondent and took up long-distance running.

In the late 1890s, True became a developer on his own account, and cast his eyes on the mostly empty lots of Riverside Drive from the middle 70s to the low 80s.

Shortly after True became curator at the Getty, a well-known London dealer named Robin Symes called to say that he had something he wanted to show her, in a warehouse in the Battersea district.

"Shockingly, True became the prosecutor's stand-in for John Walsh, her superior, and the Trust.

Five changes occurred, one previously false conclusion and one previously obsolete became true, two previously true became false and one became obsolete.

"Whatever you believe to be true becomes your experience".

If it is so used, then whether or not a sentence is true becomes, in essence, a truth of mathematics.

"To thine own self be true" becomes "to thine own best self be true".

"Today one of my dreams has come true – become part of the UNICEF family," he said.

"We contacted them and their true stories became the starting point of the play," Zia says.