Sentence examples for become a base from inspiring English sources

Witnesses reported seeing airstrikes carried out on Monday against Sirte, which since Qaddafi's fall has become a base for the Libyan-based faction of the Islamic State (IS) insurgency.

By the 1860s New York had also become a base of the new antislavery Republican Party.

The depositors, the consumers, become a base to fund that trading activity.

The tiny half-destroyed airport had become a base for aid workers, stranded journalists, sleeping soldiers.

I.T.T., a phone company, had become a base for hotels, bakeries and industrial equipment.

"This site has become a base for Al Qaeda," he said, filled with "killers and criminals".

"With contraband cellphones, prisons have become a base of operations for criminal enterprise," Pai said.

"Everything's a little bit more free and working the way you want it to work". Kemp, who stole only nine bases last season, said he intends to become a base-stealing threat again.

The proportion favoring reductions or a withdrawal dropped to 30percentt if Iraq would become a base of operations for terrorists as a result.

But Israel justified the raid, saying that Jenin had become a base for suicide bombers trained and dispatched by Islamic Holy War to strike at northern Israeli cities.

Epsom will also become a base for acute mental health services and a hub for community and social care services.