Example sentences of "[pers pn] became [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Most of them became good Americans .
2 Through the 1920s , a clear gap opened up between Barth and Brunner on the one hand , and Bultmann and Gogarten on the other , though it was only to be later that the full significance of the divergence between them became apparent .
3 The reason for Dizzy 's locking of the door behind them became apparent within a minute , when Alina heard a hesitant tap on the other side followed by a young woman 's voice calling Dizzy 's name .
4 Surprisingly , the Heisenberg programme , designed to keep the best researchers within the university system until jobs for them became vacant , has not received enough applicants .
5 Over the weeks , one of them became morose .
6 Hence not only were there more old people , but more of them became unable to support themselves at earlier ages .
7 Comparisons between them became commonplace , but unlike Brando , this other rebel was not so aggressive either on screen or off it .
8 Charlie , now a light middleweight , could n't wait to get in the ring while Tommy somehow managed to keep himself out of the firing line , although both of them became aware of Captain Trentham 's menacing presence as his swagger stick continually struck the side of his leg .
9 My injuries were my first concern but , as the full extent of them became clear , golf came back into my mind , ’ said the 52-year-old professional .
10 " The sad thing is so many of them thought every white person is a Christian and of course they 're not , and a lot of them became disillusioned and wide open to communism , " said Eva .
11 The fire died down and the embers became grey ashes , the forest around them became full of noises as the creatures of the night resumed possession of it , but Marian , Allen and Hugh slept on until well after dawn .
12 But I suppose that it could happen if one of them became faulty .
13 It was not until the 1880s that intercolonial connections were made , and the stations which connected them became important not only as points of break of gauge , and therefore of journey for passengers , but also as customs centres .
14 Some Territorials who were standing near me became pensive .
15 But my father 's conversation with me became strained .
16 I became bored and wandered back to the library .
17 I became chief executive in 1971 and I then became responsible for the implementation of the plan .
18 ‘ As I became chief executive there was a change of policy .
19 I became numb again to discomfort to a useful degree and plodded on methodically taking continual bearings , breathing carefully , aiming performance just below capability so as to last out to the end .
20 I became poor , it being Thy will , but with joy .
21 Being aware of the stress and pressure that many people and their families experience when AIDS or HIV is first diagnosed , I became involved in counselling .
22 Being aware of the stress and pressures that many people and their families experience with AIDS or HIV is first diagnoses , I became involved in counselling .
23 Brathay Women 's Institute decided to work on Spinning Galleries , and as I am a spinner and weaver and at that time was a member of the Institute , I became involved in the search for galleries .
24 The more I became involved in the executive work of CBC the less I liked it , but the more I worked with Ira Dilworth the more I liked him .
25 Before I became involved in business , I really had very few goals — with the result that I did n't get very far .
26 In leaving home I became involved in student union politics , particularly round the issue of overseas students .
27 I became involved with the Union ( ACTTS ) when an Equal Opportunities Policy Working Party was set up by them in 1984 .
28 The main reason I became involved in birds of prey was to teach them to hunt for me — and of course for themselves — so a goshawk is a must for the near future .
29 I became involved with the inhabitants as soon as I was old enough to overturn a leaf .
30 I became involved with him some years ago when I was consulted by Lord Rayne who told me that he had a friend — a leading paediatrician in London — whose daughter was in serious trouble .
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