Sentence examples for as things became from inspiring English sources

As things became tougher, Mr. Baxter rose to the challenge.

As things became even more desiccated, we came around a gravelly bluff and arrived at a clutch of single-storey adobe buildings gathered around a pile of sleeping dogs.

Lady MacMillan recalls that British ballet had altered a great deal since its early, adventurous days in the 30s: "As things became settled, people became attracted to ballet because it was establishment.

Eventually – as things became desperate and ministers had been waiting in the room for 90 minutes not knowing the reason for the delay – both Cuban president Raul Castro and US secretary of state John Kerry were enlisted to call Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega to ask him to get his climate negotiator to stand down, according to a senior source.

"As things become more crucial and more challenging for the regime, the measures used will be tougher and more sinister".

I think as things become more challenging in the gardening book market, commissioning editors fall back on safe bets.

But, as things become proper - and they really do today - it turns out that it's Sunday.

As things become more emotionally complicated, the movie loses a little of its buoyancy and pace, and starts to look like many another stiff-upper-lip English 1930s piece.

As things become more concrete, we can go out and say, 'Here's what we have for you.' If we can't mitigate problems identified in the environmental impact study, then we have a piece of property we have to dispose of".

"Europe as a whole has to rise… as things become more democratised in terms of capital," she told me.

The only thing that I could refer to, perhaps anecdotally, is that usually as things get bigger and as things become more profitable to large corporate enterprises, they become more conservative.