Sentence examples for become a base for 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.
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".
After their release in 1975, both men crossed into Mozambique, which had become a base for a guerrilla war.
Its nineteen-hundred-mile-long coastline has become a base for pirates, who have grown increasingly aggressive.
The roux becomes a base for étouffée, which has a slippery culinary etymology in New Orleans.
This became a base for multicultural and multicontinental social gatherings and Liberal Democrat activism.
In 1948, Hamilton became a base for the newly formed United States Air Force, which it remained until it closed in 1976.
Their first is to assure that Afghanistan never again becomes a base for attacks on the United States.
