Sentence examples for become a cat from inspiring English sources

Does Peggy suddenly become a cat lady?

And when Barney does become a cat, something very unexpected happens and, no, I'm not going to tell you what.

The explanation for all this, supplied by a zany cat lady (Frances Conroy, best known as Ruth Fisher on "Six Feet Under"), is that Patience has become a cat woman (which is not the same thing as a cat lady).

The most famous recording, Leonard Bernstein's 1959 full-orchestra version — at the Gershwin centennial, in 1998, it was still the top recommendation of the Times — sounds less like twenties "symphonic jazz" than like fifties symphonized Freud: Gershwin's giddy clarinet has become a cat in heat, his lilting central melody a swollen hymn to eros.

That night, the witch who first caused this chaos returns to set things straight (she erred, coming to do her magic at the wrong address), and the story ends with a twist: next day at school, Nicholas's teacher has become a cat.

The most famous recording, Leonard Bernstein's 1959 full-orchestra version at the Gershwin centennial, in 1998, it was still the top recommendation of the Times—sounds less like twenties "symphonic jazz" than like fifties symphonized Freud: Gershwin's giddy clarinet has become a cat in heat, his lilting central melody a swollen hymn to eros.

Bullets are flying on city streets, but the vital work of limiting gun use has become a cat-and-mouse game.

Life has become a cat-and-mouse game: the authorities are cracking down, yet the migrants just keep coming, often risking death.

The scene was typical of what the northern front in the war in Iraq has become: a cat-and-mouse game between small American Special Operations units and a group of Iraqi commanders who are proving to be surprisingly tenacious.

What if he becomes a cat burglar or a cereal criminal?

There's another bit where everyone suddenly becomes a cat burglar.