Sentence examples for became flawless from inspiring English sources

While recording in New York City, the previously-released "Bow Down" was incorporated into a track that became "Flawless".

Skies are made brighter, animals become flawless, grass is made to look greener and, in a recent issue of Women's Health, sheep were made to look whiter.

To be accepted as human, as equal to whites, the black pioneers of the era had to rise above all kinds of ordinary human temptations — to fight back, to show anger or fear — and become flawless exemplars of their race.

The site still has some work to do on bits and pieces of its design and will require some serious adoption before product recommendations become flawless, but the idea could have legs.

Repeating this daily will help your skin become flawless Drink lots of water to cleanse the insides.

Then, inexorably, the tenor of the match changed in the swirling wind at Louis Armstrong Stadium: Navratilova became less flawless, Austin more tenacious and resourceful.

Min had grown up thinking she was born into a role as a flawless daughter, and someday she would become a flawless daughter-in-law, wife, and mother.

He'll have cake candles to light, and he doesn't want to use a junky cigarette lighter to do it; he wants to become a flawless match lighter.

It was to keep men more committed and less likely to abandon their wives and children – and I doubt that we have become so flawless that this no longer matters," he said – as part of an explanation as to why marriage is not necessary for same-sex couples to express their love, or the "fidelity and permanence" of their relationship.

It is estimated that the voluptuous 68-story building will take around 40 months to construct and is anticipated to become a flawless (we had to) addition to Melbourne's city skyline. .

And so Flawless became Peyrefitte's amanuensis, his gay Girl Friday.