Sentence examples for became fine from inspiring English sources

My chest hair became fine and downy instead of coarse and thick.

Those peoples living in heavily forested regions, for example, inevitably became gifted sculptors in wood; those for whom clay was a major resource became skillful potters; and those living in the grasslands became fine basket weavers.

He spoke with pride of his contemporaries at Rada, all of whom became fine actors: Nigel Green, Robert Shaw, Cyril Shaps, Barbara Jefford, Dorothy Tutin, John Neville and Paul Daneman.

So let's assume that, after Sunday's finale, Ken managed to trade his job as Dow Chemicals' advertising buyer to follow in the footsteps of other ad men and women who became fine writers – like Salman Rushdie, F Scott Fitzgerald and Fay Weldon.

When the titanium content increased from 0.30 to 0.60 wt%, the alloy grains became fine, and both the alloy strength and oxidation resistance improved remarkably.

It was found that the diameter of the spun fibers became thick with the concentration of the solution increasing and became fine with the ratio of the chitosan/collagen increasing.

As the clock ticked down, so the margins became finer, the risks greater, and suddenly there was a roar.

As vision became fine-tuned for mate selection, it may have become less effective at detecting ripe fruit, he adds.

Now, a new genetic study is shedding light on how this important organ evolved--and how it became fine-tuned to meet the specific reproductive needs of mice, elephants, and humans.

With increasing ΔK, quasi-cleavage transgranular facets became finer.

As the FGO content increased, the wrinkles became finer, which indicates a strong interaction between FGO and PS.