Sentence examples for Become satisfied from inspiring English sources
Never become satisfied here".
But they don't always pursue her vision, either because they succeed at developing a single trait, and then, to her dismay, become satisfied with the result, or because they are out-and-out renegades.
They engage in role-playing activities, such as cooperative plays and pretending plays, and keep playing them until they become satisfied with their roles.
The shadowing-as-homework practice in the present study also contributes in alleviating the aforementioned, Horowitz's test anxiety, because students can re-take their recordings until they become satisfied with their shadowing performance.
MR: For somebody with as broad of a taste in music as you have, how do you ever become satisfied with your recordings?
Our main hypothesis is that the students' expectations may not become satisfied by the conditions of employment, work and life likely to be provided by the public health administration.
A Time Warner spokesman, Gary Ginsberg, said in an e-mail: "We watched newsstand evolve over the last year and became satisfied they understand our customers and can meet our needs".
And just this week, it took days of strenuous argument among his team of government scientists and with BP engineers before he became satisfied that the pressure test on the new well cap could be conducted safely.
"At some point, he became satisfied that he was actually talking to Assange and not some unknown third party posing as Assange, and based on that he began sending in smaller amounts of data from his computer," Mr. Lamo said.
Walton spent much of 2009 blocking such access until he became satisfied the program could be carried out within court-imposed restrictions, and lamented that the court's lack of technical expertise left it unable to independently oversee the effort.
Dubon tells ScienceInsider that he was "surprised" by the dean's offer and that he took the job "only after I became satisfied with the college's commitment to disrupt the status quo".
