Sentence examples for became everyday from inspiring English sources

Flannels became everyday wear for men and, especially, boys in postwar suburbia, while surfers wore wool plaid around the campfire.

In a place once considered by its residents to be safer than Texas, just a few hours' drive away, murders, carjackings and extortion became everyday occurrences.

It's not as well publicised that Formula One has been offsetting its CO 2 emissions since 1997 – long before the term "carbon footprint" became everyday language.

His simple, handsome vases in the style of the Bauhaus ceramic workshop became everyday accouterments in the homes of SS officers.

He describes in unflinching detail the creation of the Warsaw ghetto, the compression of fear and then the degradation of its population as the obscene became everyday.

After the Republicans lost their majority in 2006, filibusters became everyday events: there were a hundred and twelve cloture votes in 2007 and 2008, and this session Republicans are on target to break their own filibuster record.

Instead these devices become everyday guests at the dinner table.

Your flatmates will become everyday regulars in your life.

TECHNOLOGICAL progress presents the world with neologisms that in short order become everyday vocabulary.

To help ordinary families, he argues, exotic experiments need to become everyday procedures.

Without ever crossing a bright line, they become everyday language, divorced from the original referent.