Sentence examples for Has been become from inspiring English sources

The site has been become an introduction service.

Mott Haven has been become significantly calmer and safer, though Ms. Zakaluk will never forget the tumult of earlier years.

Instead, Henderson gives us a meandering cultural history of how the axolotl has been become known to zoologists, from ancient Greece to medieval England and many stops besides.

"Although sperm procurement and preservation has been become commonplace in situations in which infertility can be easily foreseen, peri- or postmortem sperm procurement for reproductive use in unexpected coma or death is not generally accepted," the authors wrote.

Kid Rock is an amateurish singer, but over the last few years his unsteady squeal has been become burnished and is now credible, enough so that the one song here with gratuitous vocal processing, "The Mirror," feels like an insult to his mission.

The program includes a witty, crowing version of "I Can't Get Started" that emphasizes some of the song's lesser-known lyrics; Porter's "Just One of Those Things," which has been become Mr. Short's theme song; and a wonderfully rowdy version of "Gimme a Pig Foot" in which the singer virtually channels the Empress of the Blues.

Has been active in law, and he became Immigration Commissioner at Ellis Island.

Has been for years.

Has been much drudgery.

Really, the more interesting questions is "Has art become fashion?" So far that is still the ugly unaskable.

Has that become your motto since being in the documentary of that title two years ago, or was that just a convenient phrase? A. It's so goofy, to have a photograph of yourself as a choirboy.