Example sentences of "which be become [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Also challenging American values as the new decade turned , the themes of Easy Rider were repeated with considerable success , and mercifully Five Easy Pieces was devoid of drugs , which were becoming a bore . |
| 2 | Most of the Dialogues are about the kind of research carried on in the new laboratories which were becoming a feature of life by the 1870s . |
| 3 | The published accounts of these journeys and the plants found , 250 in Kent and 72 more in Hampstead , were the first records of the herborising expeditions which were to become a regular part of the Apprentices ' training in botany . |
| 4 | As a result , by the early 1900s , a nationalist undercurrent was developing led by a charismatic young man , Mustafa Kamil , and though there were strikes and demonstrations ( which were to become a regular feature of Egyptian political life ) , Britain remained as unmoved , aloof and arrogant as ever . |
| 5 | Under the treaty with the United Kingdom , the twenty-six counties which were to become the independent state were to remain within the British Empire with dominion status , and the British monarch was to remain head of state . |
| 6 | There was intense suspicion of the ‘ foreigner ’ ( although he was as likely to be a trader from the nearby town as a native of another land ) , but the ordinary inhabitants of the territories which were to become the modern States of Europe had no sense of common identity , of membership of national groups . |
| 7 | And while the hierarchy of the Roman Church dictated the texts which were to become the canonical New Testament , the monasteries in Egypt embraced a much more diverse body of teaching , exemplified by the Gospel of Thomas and by the other texts found at Nag Hammadi . |
| 8 | This book , though most directly concerned with English studies , touched on many wider educational issues which were to become the subject of considerable debate after the war . |
| 9 | In 1922 it planned the first of a series of national hunger marches which were to become the NUWCM 's principal contribution to the inter-war years . |
| 10 | Mr Amir Kaisary , consultant urologist at London 's Royal Free Hospital NHS Trust , which is becoming a centre of excellence for the diagnosis and treatment of prostate disease , says : ‘ To screen nationally or not to screen is very much open to debate . |
| 11 | A guided pair apart there is nobody in the area , let alone on the mountain , and the solitude serves to heighten the element of adventure which is becoming a constant feature of our holiday . |
| 12 | The the units have an ambience of comfort which is well matched by the refreshment-trolley service which is becoming the norm on the services on which these Super-Sprinters run . |
| 13 | Moreover , facilities have to pass the severe scrutiny of the Public Health authorities , a matter of increasing application to catering , which is becoming an important business area . |
| 14 | Pacific Telesis Group Inc , which wants to separate its regulated and unregulated businesses , has set an initial stock offering for the wireless operations of its PacTel Corp subsidiary , which is to become a separate company by year-end ; the amount to be raised in the offering has yet to be determined , but it has already said it plans to up the capitalisation of the wireless operations by raising at least $750m through public or private sources . |
| 15 | The latest unit to go in IBM Corp 's cutting loose of its surplus manufacturing plants , which started with four factories in Europe last week , is IBM Canada Ltd 's Toronto manufacturing division , which is to become a separate , wholly owned subsidiary with a different , but as yet undetermined , name and logo : the Toronto division employs about 900 and has export revenues of some $800m annually ; all employees will be offered positions with the new company , which will continue to manufacture products for IBM — for the time being at least , and will also seek work outside the company . |
| 16 | Move the cursor onto the first letter of the word which is to become the first letter of the new paragraph . |
| 17 | Even as this portrait of the work in Suffolk was being painted , the Eastern District stood on the threshold of a major new development , which was to become a source of considerable pride . |
| 18 | On 27 November , just before their departure , Mozart was granted the title of Concert Master — an honorary appointment which was to become a paid post on his return from Italy : now he had not only a title , but also a position , in Salzburg . |
| 19 | It was the beginning of the independent foreign policy which was to become a hallmark of Ceauşescu 's rule and reach its zenith in the summer of 1978 . |
| 20 | On a smaller scale there was a nucleus of liberal lawyers and merchants in other coastal towns : in Cadiz , with its seventy-nine French exporting houses ; in Bilbao and San Sebastian , where the pretensions of the rural oligarchy confronted the interests of an experienced and prosperous community of merchants ; in Santander , which was to become a centre of the flour trade with Cuba ; in Seville , with its American trade and its tobacco factory ; in Valencia , with its silk manufacturers and its fruit trade ; in Malaga , with its strong English and German connexions . |
| 21 | A visit to Paris in 1860 established a French connection for the firm , and the New Series EDM included monthly accounts of the latest Paris styles , a high-quality colour fashion-plate , and the offer of a pattern service for readers , a combination which was to become a staple of twentieth-century women 's magazines . |
| 22 | This transformation was due first to the influx of runaway serfs into the towns which meant that labourers free from the personal ties of feudalism , but having no access to the means of production , became a dependent and exploitable group which was to become the proletariat . |
| 23 | In all available time not devoted to teaching , to domestic life or to friendship , Lewis had been hard at work , ever since the late 1920s , on the book which was to become The Allegory of Love . |
| 24 | The loco is 45106 which was to become the last of its type to remain in service . |
| 25 | Therefore the first cell division could be the first manifestation of the motivation of all living things , which was to become the enjoyment of life . |
| 26 | By the 1840s the Bank of Prussia — which was to become the central bank for the expanding joint-stock and credit banking system — had been established with capital of over 11 million thalers . |
| 27 | A tribute to Leo Fender 's apparently limitless creativity , almost before the Jazz bass had leapt off the drawing board he was working on yet another guitar concept , the marriage of guitar and bass which was to become the Bass VI . |
| 28 | The legislation which was to become the Criminal Justice Act 1967 , a long statute of 106 Sections and seven schedules , was the most comprehensive since the 1948 Act . |
| 29 | This was possible mainly because the capacity for viewing personal identity in terms of language and ‘ languages ’ , which was to become the hallmark of her work from the 1960s onward , is integrated in the early novels into a realist narrative mode . |
| 30 | At Wood 's request , he also substantially revised the RIC manual , first issued in 1866 , and produced his own The Irish Constable 's Guide , which was to become the Irish policeman 's Bible . |