Sentence examples for became staples from inspiring English sources
Gradually, dehydrated cheese and packaged macaroni and cheese became staples over the course of the war.
Timothy Sr .and the others became staples of local television newscasts.
A handful of its artists became staples of international art festivals, though relatively few of them showed in New York.
One of the reasons they became staples is that you can grow a lot of them on a small plot.
His courses introducing the Hebrew Bible and on the history of the ancient Israelite region became staples for a broad range of undergraduate and graduate students.
FIVE years ago, before kale salads became staples on practically every restaurant menu in New York, I knew kale as a wholesome vegetable that you only ate cooked.
They became staple symbols, ways of signaling the divine presence.
A few Oregon and Washington wines have become staples.
The books have become staples of evangelicalism, said David Neff, editor of the evangelical publication Christianity Today.
He's not exactly alone; Santas behaving badly have become staples of pop culture.
Why do some new words become staples of our everyday language while others fade away?
