Meanings of become special in English

State Supreme Court in Sept. 1943 to become special counsel to Pres.

It had become special to her, although she could not explain why.

In '58, he left to become special counsel to Gov.

And by this time his financial morality had become special and local in its character.

They had become special to each other.

The government is in the process of closing down the schools, or allowing them to become special character schools.

Paula Dobriansky, the top State Department official for global affairs, will become special US envoy for Northern Ireland, replacing Ambassador Mitchell Reiss.

The general ignorance that pervades, and in part inspires these papers, does, in the matter of music, become special, profound, and distinguished.

Charter schools want clarification around the actual deadline date to become special character schools, which would enable some of them to stay open next year.

The former Government Press Secretary Joe Lennon is to become special adviser to the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance, Brian Cowen, it was revealed tonight.

A Bill barring former IRA prisoners from becoming special advisers to Northern Ireland ministers has been delayed.

I then became special advisor to the Guild of Students under the venerable leadership of Basil Waite.

And my meeting with you became special.

The schools expect the government will renegotiate their status with some or all of them becoming special character state schools.

The Temple soon became special, however, even though, as we shall see, there were some remarkably unorthodox activities there too.

When Mueller became special counsel in May, he left a job at WilmerHale, a legal firm that also employs another lawyer for Kushner, Jamie Gorelick.