Sentence examples for become a thing for from inspiring English sources

Having a big social media presence has become a thing for dancers and choreographers.

Parties like this one, held at Time Warner's headquarters, may become a thing of the past for Time Inc. as it confronts its steep financial challenges.

The screeners saw plenty of fillings and crowns but concluded that "regular dental care has become a thing of the past" for many of the residents.

Are wrinkles to become a thing of the past for the self-selected few, like crooked teeth after the advent of modern orthodontics?

What is a humdrum routine for millions of students around the country — riding to and from school on a yellow bus — has become a thing of the past for Aubrey.

Daily newspapers will become a thing of the past for readers in four Michigan markets, with issues being printed only three days a week in Flint, Saginaw and Bay City, and twice weekly in Ann Arbor.

The very concept of 'pre-existing conditions' and 'lifetime caps' are -- later this year -- about to become a thing of the past for every American.

"It could have been a terrible diplomatic error," Dr. Schechter said, "but thanks to good humor it has become a thing of beauty, a metaphor for our ability to overcome cultural misunderstandings".

Domestic service has become a thing of Grimm-like horror for the postwar working girl, a spectre fully as abject as that of prostitution for a virtuous maidservant in the 18th-century world of Elizabeth Canning.

Yet it's less than 10 years since surprise releases became "a thing" for the record industry, kickstarted by an act of defiance by a huge band.

It actually became a thing for the writers because, when you're writing, very often you'll underline words and we stopped doing that with him because when we underlined a word he would emphasise any other word in the sentence.