He went initially to Sicily, then Spain, and later to France, which in time became a second home for the rest of his life.
Years ago, for example, Ted Turner bought the Atlanta Braves to provide reliable, cheap programming for his TBS Superstation, which in time became the foundation of his cable empire.
"I was born of a ruling family," Obote was fond of saying, which in time became a conviction that he was a man of destiny.
History has demonstrated that discontent starts among seemingly innocent and powerless groups like ours, which in time, become united with other disenchanted groups in the belief that something has to be done.
In 1994, it was the first of Russia's regions to negotiate a bilateral treaty with Moscow, which, in time, became the model for some 40 such treaties signed by other Russian regions.
When Fleischmann and Salonen finally began to shift the repertory toward the present, they could build on a small but spirited group of new-music-loving patrons and donors, who had supported pioneering ventures like Evenings on the Roof, which in time became Monday Evening Concerts.
It was there that he and his followers established a Christian community, which in time became one of the brightest beacons of European Christianity.
They called it Sumac Couvrir (covered with sumac), which in time became Smackover". Marked Tree got its name from a tree Indians marked as a directional sign.
One of the couple's sons, Sir Allan Stewart of Dreghorn (d. 1333), founded the Stewart of Darnley branch of the clan, which in time became the earls and dukes of Lennox.
To distinguish the two charters, the term magna carta libertatum, "the great charter of liberties", was used by the scribes to refer to the larger document, which in time became known simply as Magna Carta.
