Sentence examples for altogether become from inspiring English sources

Perhaps I should give up dairy altogether, become a vegan or go on a raw food diet.

So maybe the right way to get into politics is to avoid uni altogether, become a magician, get famous and rule the world.

But it was not until recently, as the political climate became heated and talk of limiting refugees and banning some altogether became a reality, that I was reminded I arrived in this country nearly 60 years ago as a refugee.

Sometimes they have removed themselves from the debate altogether and become inward focusing.

More recently, and surprisingly, he'd left 3M altogether and become a development officer for the Nature Conservancy.

Perhaps palaeontology the subject should stop trying to compete with other science funding altogether and become a humanities subject?

In the four centuries since, however, he has slipped the bonds of Christianity altogether to become icon and brand, as American as Mickey Mouse or the Coca-Cola bottle.

And don't think this is an act; in interviews he's even talked about dropping the rap game altogether; to become a chef.

There is a centrifugal process under way in which alliance and coöperation altogether have become suspect, and quarantine is mistaken for safety.

If that happens, Mr. Miller said, and the later buyer or lender then records his deed or mortgage, the deed holder's rights in the property could either disappear altogether or become subject to the mortgage.

Then there is the case of Dolores Hart, the actress who smooched with Elvis Presley in 1957's Loving You, only to retire from showbusiness altogether and become a Roman Catholic nun at the Benedictine abbey of Regina Laudis in Bethlehem, Connecticut.