Sentence examples for become base from inspiring English sources

Page A10 GUN INQUIRY DRAWS ANGER Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. lashed out at members of Congress who are investigating Justice Department actions in a disputed gun-trafficking inquiry, saying in a letter that public discussion about the issue has become "base" and "inflammatory" and is aimed solely at gaining political advantage.

WASHINGTON — Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. lashed out at members of Congress who are investigating Justice Department actions in a disputed gun-trafficking inquiry, saying Friday in a letter that public discussion about the issue had become "base" and "inflammatory" and was aimed solely at gaining political advantage.

He might have rethought that wardrobe change had he been faced with getting a table at Freemans, which since opening on a picturesquely remote alley on the Lower East Side three years ago, has become Base Camp for a different kind of climber.

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What were previously worst-case scenarios have become base-line projections, with a number of organizations doubling their predictions for temperature rise over the course of the 21st century.

Slowly, Iraq's economy has become based almost entirely on imports and a single commodity.

Some reformist newspapers, he declared, had become "bases of the enemy".

As the competition continues, rankings then become based on the number of victories and how long the match takes.

We do not want Syria or Iraq to become bases for Al Qaeda operations, and neither does the United States.

With Barcelona and Spain dominating club and international football the game has, more than ever, become based around technical quality in the centre of midfield.

Before last week's crackdown, Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who wields more power than President Khatami, charged that some reformist newspapers had become "bases of the enemy".