Sentence examples for become a something from inspiring English sources
"When did it become a something of shame or ridicule to be a self-made man in America?" And now he's become a huge success.
Since moving to Woodstock 20 years ago, it's become a something of a ritual.
Life has become a something that we relate to through a strategy or marketing plan.
It has become a something of a memorial for Holocaust survivors, like former Auschwitz inmate Thomas Buergenthal who visited the centre in 2012 after getting new information on where his father had perished.
"What about sex?" "It's what makes you do what he's talking about — become a something-or-other so that you can earn a living.
Do I want to become a professional something?
"And everything becomes a kid's something.
How does one become something without becoming a thing?
Such a claim, far from being a virtue, has become something of a curse.
Making a Murderer has become something of a cultural phenomenon.
Suddenly a commodity business became something a lot more and all because Taylor followed the trends.
