Sentence examples for became to use from inspiring English sources
Internet could be so useful unless you became to use it in a bad ways, so be careful.
In time I accepted who I am; I became, to use a favorite word of Viki's, integrated.
After the American-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, which Prime Minister Tony Blair's government supported, it became, to use Mr. Haw's preferred term, a protest for peace.
He gradually became, to use his own term, "opocentric," convinced that everything should revolve around his work, and that "undue disorder in one's daily life excludes all possibility of creativity".
He gave up on the priesthood, and instead went to graduate school at the University of Texas, where he stopped going to Mass and became, to use his term, a "nonbeliever".
My plan became to use oncolytic viruses to cure cancer.
When did losing become, to use post-Bakerian 606-speak, totally unacceptable?
When did Halloween become, to use the marketing phrase of the moment, spooktacular?
The children, too, become — to use Ms. Goldberg's phrase — "collateral damage".
These two words have become, to use another cliché phrase, inextricably linked.
A utility company spokesman said after that, things would become, to use his words, "messy".
