Sentence examples for become a work from inspiring English sources
At what point did the process move from the personal to become a work of translation for public consumption?
"This debate has become a work of performance art in itself," said Wang Mingxian, a Beijing art historian.
It would become a work of affirmation rather than nostalgia, and its musical genre would be hard to define.
Soft, sweet, spicy and satisfying, it has become a work lunch staple, simmering away behind me on the hob as I write at my kitchen table.
That is how it has been for years and will be again, but for two weeks in September it has become a work of art.
"The album that almost completely killed our career seems to have become a work of dysfunctional genius," says Andy McCluskey with a grin.
Invoices become a work-in-progress, subject to changes and, potentially, resolutions.
A winner of an Irish point-to-point in March when trained by Sam Curling – formerly a conditional jockey for Nicky Henderson before quitting to become a work-rider at Ballydoyle – he was bought for £185,000 by Knight the following month.
It will not become a working democracy.
His design has become a working theater and a major tourist attraction.
Did you ever take steps to become a working artist earlier in life?
