Sentence examples for when it becomes known from inspiring English sources

When it becomes known that employers cannot retaliate, "more women will come forward," Mr. Green said.

Even when it becomes known that the General Election is to be the subject of our interview, a spontaneous political argument breaks out in the dressing room, where training has just wrapped up.

But the radical mutants' worst fears appear to be realised when it becomes known that the "cure" is being used as a weapon: phials of the contentious liquid are being fired like darts at the most dangerous mutants.

When it becomes known that you have met Björk, people tend to ask, with an insinuating grin, "What's she like?" She is expected to be a cyclone of elfin zaniness; she is, after all, the woman who showed up at the 2001 Academy Awards with what looked to be a swan carcass draped around her body.

Founded in the 1600's, Woodstock had a period of industrialization during the 1800's, when it became known for its shoe factories.

When it became known that the company was developing Sacrifice as its first real-time strategy game, several industry observers were keen to see whether it could deliver a quality product.

The first time it received any real public attention was in 2009, when it became known that Sonia Sotomayor, now a Supreme Court justice, was among its 125 or so members.

However, when it became known that the company had done so to pursue its legal ends, and had peeked through the missives of someone involved with publishing — no matter how loosely you define the niche — there was blowback.

It was widened in 1870, when it became known as South Fifth Avenue.

Six weeks ago, when it became known that Trueman had cancer, Boycott did likewise.

It was not recovered by the Han people until the Tang dynasty (618 907), when it became known as Youzhou.