Either way, DC just became a part of the experiment.
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The club became a part of her life for good.
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You recently became a part of the Time's Up initiative.
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But somehow, that became a part of his oddball legend.
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The Army R.O.T.C. program became a part of their restoration.
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Frank Lucas first became a part of Congress in 1994.
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The ANCOP recently became a part of the Afghan military.
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Her character quickly became a part of the heated conversation.
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Same for the way she became a part of No Doubt.
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It left my head and became a part of my reality.
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When I started this bar, it became a part of me.
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But those weren't the only musicals Corden became a part of.
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I lived this story and it became a part of me.
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The recorded pornography became a part of the case against Fogle.
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Here's why — and how chugging milk became a part of it.
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It became a part of Amazon's configuration to solve package theft.
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The startup eventually sold to Salesforce and became a part of Desk.
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It became a part of my being, wanting to make this film.
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It was with Polygram publishing, which later became a part of Universal.
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That context is there, so that became a part of the story.
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However, as I grew older it became a part of my identity.
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Begelman's reaction to the accusations became a part of our family lore.
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The outfit became a part of Mr. Mueller's lore as special counsel.
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And long before Murphy became a part of history, there was Kinkade.
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Tilikum became a part of SeaWorld 25 years ago, according to the company.
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When it opened, Trump Tower quickly became a part of the city's imagination.
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"It definitely became a part of the culture," said Palmer, the boat captain.
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This lieutenant colonel became a part of my family's folklore to this day.
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With the ubiquity of McDonald's, it became a part of black cultural life.
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I wonder if that's maybe why storytelling became a part of your work.
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" Adds Shahidi of Welteroth, "She truly became a part of the black-ish family.
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Since I grew up around the wrong crowd, I became a part of that.
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Ferguson became a part of the royal family in 1986 when she married Prince Andrew.
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Levi rowed boats on a lake and became a part of an Emmy-sweeping show.
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There have been so many ways that Jackson's music became a part of my life.
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At the 2017 NFL Pro Bowl in Orlando they became a part of something bigger.
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What was the reaction to Csanád in the Orthodox community he became a part of?
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And all of that became a part of who I was, an extension of me.
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He became a part of the Tuskegee Airmen after receiving his pilot's wings in 1943.
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In Little Haiti, the President's remarks became a part of what's usually a solemn event.
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His fourth, an online travel guide called Ruba, became a part of Google in 2010.
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The regulatory process is how birth control became a part of Obamacare in the first place.
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She just wasn't just there… When we started "Squares," she became a part of the family.
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It became a part of PayPal through the 2013 acquisition of payment processing start-up Braintree.
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I became friends with some of my subjects, and they became a part of my life.
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It wasn't long before Spider-Verse itself became a part of this fabled joke bloodline, too.
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You know, maybe Bernie lost his perspective because he became a part of the Washington culture.
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The company became a part of popular culture for its racy advertising and mercurial founder, Dov Charney.
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"Al Green" became a part of the cultural lexicon and an actual verb entry in Urban Dictionary.
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The Oakland Tribune became a part of the East Bay Times, along with several nearby local papers.
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That was when I became a part of Pakistani Twitter, an online community spanning the entire country.
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Bush 41 stumbles Town halls became a part of the presidential campaign in 1992 with the second debate.
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When he broke his nose and required a Rip Hamilton mask, it became a part of his gimmick.
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The underground rap scene she became a part of first took shape at the turn of the millennium.
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S.G. Warburg was later acquired by Swiss Banking Corporation in 1995 and ultimately became a part of UBS.
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Since the event became a part of the Olympics in 1996, the Americans have won five of six.
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Sometimes direct sounds like the trains became a part of the tracks—as a rhythm or an instrument.
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When I became a part of "Game of Thrones," I didn't know which way the character would go.
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The Kenins returned to the United States soon after, and tennis quickly became a part of Sofia's upbringing.
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BlueMountain's co-founders closed several hedge fund strategies and became a part of insurer Assured Guaranty this year.
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Whether filling waterways, smoothing valleys, or extending the shore, ballast became a part of the city's altered topography.
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As we watched Albie go home that day, we became a part of someone's journey and expanded our family.
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I'm sure that's how sumo was back in the Edo period before it became a part of traditional culture.
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You became a part of the story—sometimes embarrassingly so—he was telling street by street about New York.
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And that building—a building people used to cross the street to avoid—became a part of our community.
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A month later, that program expanded to seven different testing locations and became a part of official DHS policy.
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I identified with these values, and eventually the place and people became a part of me in some way.
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Afterward, the tool-qua-weapon was a recurring bit at Eminem concerts and became a part of his iconography.
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It seems that for many voters it has lost its purpose since it became a part of that elite.
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Mayer became a part of the San Francisco high-end social scene, and was known for throwing lavish Halloween parties.
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After the initial shock, it just became a part of my look — and the subtle undercut was hardly even noticeable.
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By 1964, "wade-ins" to protest segregation at public beaches and pools became a part of the civil rights movement.
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The episode became a part of the Comey lore when it was first revealed publicly more than a year later.
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He agreed it added a new dimension so I recorded the strings and they became a part of the song.
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We made them citizens, they became a part of the government, there was less discrimination, only some discrimination on certain issues.
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Dizzy spells and fatigue became a part of her daily life, followed by numbness in her limbs and painful muscle spasms.
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Since the event became a part of the Olympic program in 1996, the Americans have won five of the six golds.
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Border forces were part of the Afghan Ministry of Interior, but recently became a part of the Ministry of Defense. Oct.
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Sanders and Steven Zhong, who also filmed portions of the season at Stackhouse's behest, became a part of the team's fabric.
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Cultural myth versus genesis How North Face became a part of the hood and an origin in the drug sales arena.
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Bruno quickly became a part of Naim's Brooklyn neighborhood of Bushwick — a place that serves as its own character in the series.
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Esther became a part of the Bieber family a little less than a year ago, and has lived the good life since.
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And while they drew detractors, they eventually became a part of American society, and the fears that philanthropies would perpetuate inequality subsided.
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Surrounding the referee, trying to sway him to issue cards to opponents, became a part of the tactical framework of the game.
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From old guard civil rights activists and storied news organizations to politicians and younger organizers, Ferguson became a part of everyone's reality.
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For instance, a brand could run a trending ad on the day their brand became a part of the trending section organically.
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But, "after a while it became a part of our normal repertoire of what might come up each flu season," Mina says.
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After years of paperwork and interviews, the family was matched with Joshua in 2012 and he quickly became a part of the family.
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The more they got to know me, I eventually became a part of the clique, laughing and joking with them as real friends.
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It had been bought by Yahoo, which then became a part of (TechCrunch parent) Verizon before being sold off last year to SmugMug.
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Then a funny thing happened around the third week of my learning curve: 3D Touch just became a part of my usage pattern.
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He started to build a real estate empire in Queens in the 1940s, and she soon became a part of New York society.
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What later became the Sperry Corporation, before a series of corporate mergers, eventually became a part of the American global IT company Unisys.
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Since Facebook Live became a part of some users' daily social media routine, some divers have made livestreaming part of their garbage prowls.
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The sex, drugs and R&R was a bi-product of doing your job successfully and unfortunately became a part of the lifestyle.
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Fiji gained independence in 1970 and became a part of the British Commonwealth, and English is one of the island nation's official languages.
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Mio Global was split into two businesses; the software still exists under a different name, while its hardware became a part of Lifesense.
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The Void became a part of the Disney Accelerator program; that was really the means by which we were able to engage together.
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CBS' streaming news service, CBSN has streamed online for several years, and became a part of CBS' OTT app, CBS All Access, in 2017.
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Melanesia first became a part of the human ancestor conversation when Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA was sequenced completely for the first time in 2010.
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She starred in the sitcom Peep Show In 913, she became a part of the British sitcom Peep Show, where she played Sophie Chapman.
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"So much so that it became a part of who I was, I ran anywhere from 4 to 7 days a week," she says.
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After 1945, when Estonia became a part of the Soviet Union, the house was nationalized, and the family was forced to leave their home.
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They became a part of the camp experience the way anything that you add to a camp experience can become a part of it.
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Last September, Seattle-based Totokaelo, known for its avant-garde selection of clothing and accessories, became a part of Vancouver's Herschel Capital Corp, too.
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In 2017 there was a lot of political jockeying within the state, and this issue was one that certainly became a part of that.
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Known for being the city of romance rather than rampant nationalism, it's worth remembering that Venice only became a part of Italy in 20173.
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With few black players featuring for Scottish sides until the late eighties and early nineties, 'The Black Arrow' became a part of football folklore.
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Eero officially became a part of Amazon earlier this week, and it held a sale on its mesh Wi-Fi systems to mark the occasion.
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True Religion became a part of popular culture a decade ago as celebrities donned the denim and hip hop artists cited the brand in songs.
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In was in 21999, of course, that Rachel Weisz became a part of all our worlds, with the role of Evelyn Carnahan in The Mummy.
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Long before she met Joe Jonas and became a part of the trio known as the J Sisters, Sophie Turner hated her now-husband's band.
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In 2005, Pepe became a part of Furie's comic Boy's Club, a series about a silly, slovenly group of friends in an early-twenties funk.
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After a few months of dating, Shannon asked Doak to move in with her and her daughters, and he quickly became a part of the family.
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The shooting gained the support of the Black Lives Matter movement and became a part of the larger, national conversation about police brutality against African Americans.
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Life sentences were handed out, and credulous reports on 20/20 and by Geraldo Rivera made sure the panic became a part of the cultural mainstream.
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In the mid-1980s, when redesigning Times Square was a battle against urban blight and crime, minimum levels of brightness became a part of zoning code.
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But her leisure wear — the equestrian gear, swimsuits and cotton summer clothes immortalized in photos of family trips — also became a part of her visual imprint.
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She soon became a part of the loosely configured M-Base Collective, which united rhythms from across the African diaspora with a commitment to experimental improvising.
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The billionaire's need for excellence wasn't just a personal fixation, writes Chernow, but also spread throughout his organization and became a part of the company's ethos.
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But at last check-in, the Arryns were in support of the Starks and became a part of the Kingdom of the North, so they're not formidable.
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But the problem was, it became a part of my identity, because that's how television and the TV business saw me — I could take off my shirt.
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The online community, which Sarah became a part of through another "lady Jack," holds "friendly critiques" where people submit their cosplay, and the group gives them suggestions.
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We saw that today as the monster's skeleton and the robot's sword became a part of the map that you can now fly over and fight on.
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His father's diagnosis became a part of the narrative of Le Clos's life story, which will premiere on July 24 and 25 on Le Clos's website, www.chadleclos.com.
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Epstein's "black book" became a part of court proceedings related to the financier when his former house manager, Alfredo Rodriguez, attempted to sell it (illegally) in 2006.
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In the mid-1980s, when officials redesigning Times Square sought to battle urban blight and crime, minimum levels of brightness became a part of the zoning code.
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In the ultimate merging of transformative fandom and the things it admires, fans increasingly became a part of the stories they consumed, for better and for worse.
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Standing there in the middle of West Buena Avenue, Sam and I watched as the ring melted into my finger and became a part of my bloodstream.
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And when it comes to one day sharing with Emily the story of how she became a part of their family, Foster vows to be honest and open.
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He was 19 when he joined the Marine Corps and became a part of operations in several locations across the Pacific during the war, according to The Spectrum.
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These moments became a part of me; they showed me what I was capable of, how I respond to dire situations and how I communicate intense feelings to others.
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She recently became a part of the Animal Assisted Therapy Program at Cincinnati Children's, joining the two other furry members of the hospital's Child Life team: Chevy and Leica.
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It's hard to say whether any of this is cruel to Bone or not, because it so quickly got beyond him and became a part of that other process.
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Swiss customs, in charge of checking goods in freeports since they became a part of its remit in 20143, does not publish the value of goods declared by customers.
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After one of the "85 & Up" articles, a reader named Jim Healy contacted Fred and became a part of his life, for which Fred never failed to give thanks.
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She opened her own brand in 2010, became a part of the official couture schedule in 2013 and is one of the few independent female designers working in Paris.
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Later, she became a part of artistic circles in Paris, after marrying the handsome Mexican diplomat Manuel Rodríguez Lozano, who would also become a famous painter of the era.
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Spain built Catholic missionaries there in the late 1700s, and ownership fell to Mexico, until it became a part of the United States with the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
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Monfalcone, near the border of Slovenia, became a part of Italy only after World War I but was soon converted into an important shipbuilding outpost by the fascist regime.
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Monfalcone, near the border of Slovenia, became a part of Italy only after World War I but was soon converted into an important shipbuilding outpost by the fascist regime.
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After a series of dates and hookups, Jon became a part of our family, and the three of us built a life together in our tiny house in Los Angeles.
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Although Hunter Biden took the job in 2014, Republicans are now focusing the need to investigate his role with Burisma since it became a part of Trump's impeachment and trial.
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Although they only form about 226% of the 2350 million-plus population here, as their numbers grew, they established mosques and schools and became a part of the social fabric.
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"It's hard for people outside Tennessee to understand just how much Pat Summitt became a part of the lives of so many citizens in our state," he said in a statement.
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The move represents a fall from grace for True Religion, which became a part of popular culture a decade ago as celebrities including Katie Holmes and Jessica Simpson donned its apparel.
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However, Simmons Leissner exited from her long-held role as Creative Director in 2010, tumultuously, it had been reported at the time, as it became a part of the Kellwood Company.
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Leavelle became a part of history with Oswald and Dallas nightclub owner Jack Ruby as they were all captured in a dramatic photograph snapped as Ruby fatally shot Oswald on Nov.
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However, Simmons Leissner exited from her long-held role as Creative Director in 2010, tumultuously, it had been reported at the time, as it became a part of the Kellwood Company.
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They've shared a visceral journey of their loved ones, chronicling who they were before drugs became a part of their lives to their darkest moments and how addiction changed their relationships.
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The trend of celebrities saying "gay rights" on red carpets continued, but the inaugural one mattered; it was a joke for queer women that became a part of the internet's vernacular.
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Chelsea became a part of Foundry's youth group, as her mother had in Park Ridge, and Wogaman recalls the Clintons attending parents' meetings and helping to plan for mission trips to Appalachia.
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Viewers learned in season 2 that Shannon asked Doak to move in with her and her daughters, and he quickly became a part of the family after a few months of dating.
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Burke was a megastar, an undefeated champion who wore diamonds and furs and talked openly about her $50,000 annual income—a real figure, which became a part of her character as well.
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The first trailer, set to the music of "Faith" and "Freedom," reveals some of his famous friends who became a part of the doc, including Cindy Crawford, Tony Bennett, and Kate Moss.
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Mills was quickly found – along with some scantily clad photos of herself she had posted to social media – and became a part of the story connected to the world's most wanted whistleblower.
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The Mameluke sword presented to O'Bannon by the rightful ruler of Tripoli, who was able to retake his throne after the battle, eventually became a part of the Marine Corps officer's uniform.
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Founded next to a river in 1781 by 44 Spanish settlers, Los Angeles became a part of an independent Mexico in 1821 and, with California, part of the United States in 203.
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She became a part of the Immaculate Heart of Mary at 18 years old but ultimately left in 1968; while her time as a nun ended, her career as an artist continued.
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Jay Z is the executive producer behind Rest in Power, a six-part documentary series about Trayvon Martin, the activism his death inspired, and the larger political movement it became a part of.
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But they also agreed that there were two key areas that raise questions and concerns: The use of hidden cameras and the fact that an undercover reporter became a part of the story.
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His family (he has three siblings) began moving from one cheap rental to another in failing provincial towns where casual violence (between neighbors and among classmates) became a part of his everyday life.
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The registration and voting drives, along with the I Voted stickers, selfies, and the many ways that voting became a part of life online in 2018, are a proactive compliment to that work.
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This is despite the fact that even if he wins, he would be the first president to not have been born in the United States or colonies that became a part of this country.
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The series' theme, an eerie, instrumental created by composer Mark Snow (who previously worked on shows including Starsky and Hutch, Pee-wee's Playhouse, and TJ Hooker), also became a part of the cultural zeitgeist.
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I have been sexualized and degraded ever since the age of 11 when I became a part of the statistic that 60 percent of black girls are sexually assaulted before the age of 18.
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Carter's own psychological history became a part of the trial: A psychiatrist testified that she was prescribed antidepressants before Roy died that may have impeded her abilities to empathize with others and make sound decisions.
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IKEA was one of them, and the launch of IKEA Place today is a sign of how it continued to work with that team as it became a part of Apple and helped build ARKit.
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Slippers was renamed Moxie due to her fearless, curious and inquisitive nature, and she quickly became a part of our family, particularly beloved by my sons and willingly tolerated by the Border collie already in residence.
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The human resources that cycled through the Sixers roster during The Process years each left some idiosyncratic mark on it; the few that stayed became a part of the deeper human work of becoming a team.
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For me, part of the fun of that was trying to figure out what those preconceived notions were and flip them, it became a part of how I was developing the characters and developing those narratives.
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Natalia Kills became a part of my identity for four years or so—and these just happened to be the years where I was actually discovering who I was for what felt like the first time.
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He also became a part of the prestigious and close-knit ensemble Emmanuel Music, which the conductor Craig Smith had founded there in 1970 at Emmanuel Church, with performances of Bach's cantatas at the group's core.
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Mr Spolaore, listing the social norms that became a part of Mr Mokyr's "culture of growth", includes "tolerance of heterodox views, rigorous standards based on proofs and reproducible experiments, and positive attitudes towards openness, collaboration and disclosure".
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This quick surface anger helped to swell and became a part of the deepening stream of rage that had fed off the hate, the frustration, the resentment she had toward the pattern that her life had followed.
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"Duck and cover" exercises quickly became a part of Civil Defense drills that every US citizen, from children to the elderly, was encouraged to practice so that they could be ready in the event of nuclear war.
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Sitting around the dining room table of Young's friends Leon Rolle and his wife, Sharon, in December 21800, Eddie Mae and her 2112-year-old daughter Taketha Lovest described how Young became a part of their household.
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This is Traasdahl's second exit: previously he sold a music startup called Thumbplay to Clear Channel, where it became a part of iheartradio (and then in 2014 Clear Channel renamed itself iHeartMedia to reflect its wider strategic direction).
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Kimora launched the line in 1999 as part of then-husband Russell's Phat Fashions company, and it took off – but by 2010, she exited her role as creative director when it became a part of the Kellwood Company.
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Meanwhile, "The Mandalorian," with its meme-creating character known as "The Child" (or more popularly "baby Yoda"), rapidly became a part of the cultural zeitgeist and put the streaming service on the map, trending with each new episode.
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The dispute between the coalition government in Rome and European Commission in Brussels over Italy's spending plans took a turn for the worse Tuesday, when a shoe became a part of the drama surrounding the two parties' deteriorating relations.
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The description that eventually became a part of The Rake was, "no apparent mouth, pale skin, six feet tall when standing, but usually crouches and walks on all fours, no nose, no mouth," and many other disturbing physical features.
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"Let's Make a Deal" became a part of American pop culture, with Hall one of the most recognizable stars on TV. Hall also produced other game shows, hosted variety shows and appeared as a guest star on television series.
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The late-night host took some time Tuesday to address how he became a part of the national conversation after The Black Eyed Peas singer's much maligned rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner" at the NBA All-Star game.
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"The fact that a trivial change to the lyrics became a part of a popular version of a song does not render that change nontrivial and automatically qualify the popular version for copyright protection," Cote said in a 66-page decision.
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Blunt, who rose through the ranks in the House of Representatives and quickly became a part of leadership in his first term in the Senate, has endorsed Trump but has tried to run as an independent separate from the bombastic nominee.
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It has been around since 1989, before the first dot-com wave, started out of a subsidiary of NatWest Bank in the UK, and eventually it became a part of RBS (the Royal Bank of Scotland) when those two banks combined.
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" Earlier this month, Bryant told the Los Angeles Times that after James joined the Lakers -- where Bryant played his entire professional career -- he became "a part of our brotherhood, part of our fraternity and we should embrace him that way.
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Relying on irony, double entendres and witty rhymes, the guaracha eventually found its way into Cuban bufo theater and, thanks to touring companies, traveled in the late 19th century to Puerto Rico, where it became a part of the cultural fabric.
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On the first page I experienced syrupy-sweet poetry, a siren song for a lost love — "light of my life, fire of my loins" — I became a part of Humbert's seemingly innocent desire — lost in a eulogy of ashen lust.
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When he finally left Cambridge without finishing his degree, he became a part of Bright Young Things, group of young, carefree, rich youngsters who dressed up, posed for pictures, threw parties, drank copiously and were everything Cecil Beaton wanted to be.
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At first, I snickered at posts with titles like "Too Many BMs?" and "Show Me Your STDs," but eventually, even these abbreviations just became a part of the fabric of this world, as I went from a skeptical observer to a happy participant.
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It was a low-key dish on a low-key day, but it became a part of American restaurant mythology all the same, because it wasn't long afterward that the kale salad ascended to fame and kale, once an esoteric green, went mainstream.
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Johnson's substantial johnson became a part of the show's lore when his dick pics leaked after the season ended, and in the reunion episode he then claimed (with no evidence) that chief stew Kate or Jennice had been the ones who leaked them.
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I became quietly obsessed with it and started to meet other like-minded souls, and became a part of this community of tiki-revival people getting together and sharing stories, buying artwork, going vintage decor hunting, and, of course, also trying to parse these drinks.
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"I feel like I need to address something that happened Sunday night at the NBA All-Star Game I was at the game with my son Kevin and, somehow, I became a part of a National Anthem fiasco," Kimmel said during his opening monologue.
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"I lived with the embodied principle of love so many years that it became a part of being and has grown intensive more and more since it was taken away from me," she wrote in a letter to the sculptor Anne Whitney in 1879.
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"People in big cities really want to be a part of something, and so when we were working at the front desk, we made every effort to really connect our customers to each other and to us so that they became a part of something," says Rice.
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It became a part of my life, and soon it's going to be gone, and even though I'm thankful that in the age of endless reboots and continuations there seems to be a wish of finality on Lynch's part—I'm going to feel terrible when it's over.
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The concept for Vota comes from Kiyo Kubo and Nick Farina, the founders of Meridian — a location-based technology company acquired by Aruba Networks five years ago, which then became a part of HP. The two left HP in 2016 with the goal of building something meaningful.
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Though she makes little of her looks in her memoir, published in the United States in 2013, she was a well-known beauty at the center of swinging London in the 1960s, and her glamour and fame became a part of her identity as a writer.
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Last July, artists involved in the Goethe project gathered in the square and brought sound bites of other memory projects with them, such as the Uruguayan play song and the demolition sounds of Vila Autodomo, so that they became a part of the South American park.
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The OIG's focus on me and this report became a part of an unprecedented effort by the Administration, driven by the President himself, to remove me from my position, destroy my reputation, and possibly strip me of a pension that I worked 21 years to earn.
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Tales of Kennedy's heroism in the aftermath of the attack became a part of his legacy, chronicled in books like Robert J. Donovan's "PT-21941: John F. Kennedy in World War II" (21944) and a film adaptation, "PT 20053" (22005), which starred Cliff Robertson as Kennedy.
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I became a part of that story as I drove a prototype 5 series (fun even in manual mode) onto a public Las Vegas highway, pressed a button on a steering wheel and let the car's test Co-Pilot system take control so I could focus on other tasks.
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"The OIG's focus on me and this report became a part of an unprecedented effort by the Administration, driven by the President himself, to remove me from my position, destroy my reputation, and possibly strip me of a pension that I worked 21 years to earn," McCabe said.
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