Sentence examples for always becomes from inspiring English sources

We know how Jane always becomes the part she's playing.

The architecture always becomes a part of their psychological state.

Romanticism under stress always becomes expressionism — what happened to Poe is also what happened to Fitzgerald.

Yet the new always becomes old; our future is always turning into our past.

America does this to every culture, everything from rap music to skateboarding to golf; it always becomes commodified.

She always becomes 'our girl' when she wins an award, but when she says something bad she is mocked.

"Nostalgia always becomes more important when times are tough," said Steve Sharp, marketing director of Marks & Spencer.

"He said, 'We have a crown prince, and historically the crown prince always becomes the king,' " Westphal told me.

Today's glut of supplies always becomes tomorrow's shortage as exploration and production budgets are slashed and low prices stimulate demand.

Since UMNO's chief always becomes prime minister, that gathering has always been far more important than the general election in choosing Malaysia's leaders.

The shock of the new and it should be stressed just how genuinely radical the early PC Music material felt and how genuinely exciting the whole multimedia package felt, too always becomes the dull hum of the familiar.