Sentence examples for become elastic from inspiring English sources
But time has become elastic.
Time and distance become elastic concepts.
When you make pastry, the gluten proteins in the flour become elastic.
Perhaps our demand for gas will once again become elastic now that armies are on the move.
Commentators from Europe, Turkey and Israel debate if a new red line has been crossed, or if, as a Spanish paper puts it, red lines have become "elastic".
In doing so, they prove that motion graphics can become elastic art, instead of just a short path to creative expression.
Jepsen's voice changes, distorts, becomes elastic and slow.
She explains how the Russian language became elastic in his hands.
Cover the bowl with clingfilm and leave the dough to rest for 1 hour, or until the dough becomes elastic.
Yet $4 seems to have been the price at which demand becomes elastic, for both petrol and a frothy latte.
When it is wet it becomes elastic, so flour with a higher gluten content will expand considerably as it rises and is therefore desirable for white yeast bread.
