Sentence examples for I know become from inspiring English sources

As I grow older, I find that the people I know become crazy in one of two ways.

"Isn't this just fan-tastic?" As I grow older, I find that the people I know become crazy in one of two ways.

By David Sedaris As I grow older, I find that the people I know become crazy in one of two ways.

Even those exasperating lists — "Disappeared Clothes (A Familiar Lament)," "This Much I Know" — become a matter of resigning oneself to uncertainty and disintegration (although I remain unconvinced that titling a list "Unfinished Business" actually releases a writer from the obligation of finishing her chapter).

Most people I know become journalists because they want to "do good" -- whether by informing the public, unmasking bad guys, or recounting the deeds of unsung heroes.

One patient I knew became totally paralyzed overnight from a spinal cord infection.

After all, most people I knew became doctors because they wanted to interact with patients.

Many of the volunteers I knew became teachers, and a few are foreign correspondents.

Almost all the "doves" I knew became doves far later than they remember.

Over time my interest in the place came down to the people I met, and as Iraqis whom I knew became engulfed in horror, I wanted it to be mitigated and the worst averted.

The answers I got right built confidence; the ones I did not know became lessons for the future.