Sentence examples for become arena from inspiring English sources

KB Stealthy creatures are Foals: five serious souls, several with facial hair, who have somehow become arena rock stars.

After he had gained steam, and his rallies had become arena-size events, he was struck by the difference between his crowds and those at Democratic Party fundraisers.

They could become arenas for class conflict, starting with the working-class presence at the 19th-century British seaside, where it took time for day-trippers from industrial towns to learn to moderate noisy, boisterous behaviour and abandon nude bathing.

He traces their contributions to managing regional security problems and fostering cooperation, but contends that over the past few years they have become "arenas for Great Power sparring" and that this may limit their effectiveness in the future.

Reports have been filtering out of North Korea that the country's markets have become arenas of protest, with traders many of them women in their 40s and 50s publicly cursing the North Korean authorities.

Since some committee members may not necessarily understand the intricacies of rural energy, such committees can become arenas for unnecessary arguments rather than practical working groups for solving people's problems.

Just as the football field has become an arena for social protest this year, so has the national anthem at NBA games.

And the somewhat fraught area of "body modification" and "body art" can become an arena for discussing the nature of permanent decisions, body autonomy and personal health.

In one of them, space has become an arena where humans pursue their destiny.

The pursuit of Johnson could become another arena for the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry.

"We will not allow the country to become an arena for scores to be settled, for whatever reason," Mr. Dendias said.