Sentence examples for Were become from inspiring English sources
Charles's world becomes our own: 'There were no shelter to be had from the hedgerows the lanes were become channels for the cold air.
Viviene Reding, the European commissioner for justice, fundamental rights and citizenship, had earlier presented data showing that Europe's boardrooms were become more balanced.
In her terror she thought her eyes were stitched up, her throat was closed with black stitches; her fingers were sewn together so that her hands were become useless, ugly flaps.
Research by the National Landlords Assocation NLALA) in December suggested its members were become more reluctant to offer homes to welfare recipients, with just one in five still willing to do so.
In Civilisation and its Discontents, Sigmund Freud links technology with amputation, with the tools created by man replacing his organs and limbs: "Man has, as it were, become a kind of prosthetic God," says Freud. "When he puts on all his auxiliary organs he is truly magnificent, but these organs have not grown onto him and they still give him much trouble at times".
When that happens, the real consequence of the system – a state apparatus so enfeebled, corrupted and inefficient that it recently asked Tsaliki to take her aged, confused mother to the bank to prove she was still alive, because too many dead people were claiming pensions and it had to find out who they were – become very apparent.
