Sentence examples for become a bait from inspiring English sources

When first announcing her decision on Monday, she said, "I will not allow Obamacare to become a bait and switch".

"I think that in some ways it's investors who are disappointed with Washington and think that Paulson has become a retailer engaged in a bait and switch," Mr. Stovall said.

Dumping unused fishing bait could become a criminal act.

But as the summer dragged on, Bush was baited into what would become a death match.

Baiting subterranean termites has become an increasingly popular way to tackle an infestation, and can also contribute to longer term deterrence and protection.

And "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," an ambitious, carefully fashioned piece of studio Oscar bait, became a mere bystander to an overwhelming victory by "Slumdog Millionaire," an orphan of a movie, partly in Hindi, that won best picture, best director, best screenplay and best soundtrack.

The Sky cameras were on hand 24 hours a day, his Hollywood pal Harmony Korine was there to film a documentary, and the semi-medieval sport of Blaine-baiting became a national obsession.

Pataki did not take the bait, but it became a running theme, with Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C).

It appeared last winter that Spencer might become trade bait, but the suspension of Darryl Strawberry in February gave Spencer a chance to play on at least a part-time basis.

As the band matured and had more money to spend, its casual culture-hopping (or baiting, as it goes) became a robust part of its identity.

Depressed valuations have many corporate executives worried they've become takeover bait.