Sentence examples for I became something from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't only that she was so great but that when I was with her I became something more than I had been".

I became something of a foster granddaddy.

"I became something of the hermit that I am today," Mr. Black said.

This spring, when "Game of Thrones" came flapping back onscreen, I became something of a roving Westeros correspondent.

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"I became something of an overnight sensation, when I was 21, for an interview I gave The New York Times, in which I — one of that year's summa cum laude Harvard graduates — disparaged my Ivy League education, at graduation, in the presence of President Jimmy Carter, and stated my intentions to drop out and move to a farm in Vermont".

But once I knew that breakfast was covered, it became something I'd already accounted for in my head.

"It actually killed my drive of acting because it became something I felt like I had to do," he said.

I grew the business to the point it became something I didn't care for".

"Then it became something I found mostly unhelpful because I thought the images were based more on personality than on design content.

As he stuck his head in the passenger window of her vehicle, he said: "If by some chance I become something someday, that might be worth saving.