Sentence examples for became look from inspiring English sources

His attitude became: "Look, we will get a two-bedroom and put a wall up.

"O Lost," after all, represents Wolfe's first and perhaps purest literary intentions toward the novel that became "Look Homeward, Angel".

In 1926, while abroad, he began work on what eventually became Look Homeward, Angel, in which he recounted the growth of an autobiographical protagonist, Eugene Gant, in the mountain town of Altamont.

"O Lost," after all, represents Wolfe's first and perhaps purest literary intentions toward the novel that became "Look Homeward, Angel". But "O Lost" does not represent Wolfe's final intentions.

His publications became universally accepted authorities and the response to any query about the performance of a ship or an aircraft became: "Look it up in Jane's". Taylor contributed to that reputation for three decades of the cold war, reluctantly retiring as editor emeritus in 1989, just as the curtain obscuring the Soviet bloc's secretive technology began to lift.

Does morality become — look, there weren't very many Jews in Germany.

"Look at the kid with the empty pockets" becomes "Look at the kid with the lively eyes"; he then changes "lively eyes" to "glimmerglass eyes".

For an example of what multitouch can become, look no further than the game Eliss being played on an iPhone.

For a glimpse of how out of control sports bidding wars have become, look no further than your cable television bill.

To obtain additional insight into just how prevalent this shift to smartphones has become look beyond the USA.

Indeed, if you need proof of how corrupt our present giving culture has become look no further than the "gift" shops that have colonised every high street.