Sentence examples for become after a from inspiring English sources

It's remarkable how strident, how vitriolic, how, well, uninformed fans become after a loss.

This paper asks how strong African Public Financial Management (PFM) has become, after a decade and more of reform.

Mr. Woodvine's Philip is clearly what Carlos could become after a few decades in the corset of absolute power.

Anti-abortion activists will make noise about Mrs Sebelius, but they risk showing just how toothless they've become after a decade of real political power.

In 2001, Peters, Fraser & Dunlop, as the A. D. Peters agency had become after a 1988 merger, was bought by a sports marketing company, CSS Stellar.

Anyone on the centre or the left should shudder at the nature of the country we will become after a Brexit.

It had become, after all, a country that she could not have imagined.

But how do you measure who someone has become after an education, a class, a teacher, a degree?

He has become, after all, an extremely important man.

And a splenetic intolerance of criticism and debate becomes, after a time, corrosive.

"The synod became, after a bit of a struggle, a synod about pastoral issues," he told the Guardian.