Sentence examples for become elegant from inspiring English sources

When the girls try to sample dumplings they have made, Ling's chopsticks collapse into a wobbly "X" while Ting's become elegant pincers that capture every morsel.

KE Key track: Jaded When bassist Mikey Goldsworthy and synth player Emre Turkmen first started what would eventually become elegant dance-pop practitioners Years & Years, they were missing a vocalist.

Rundown streets have become elegant boulevards lined with smart, exotic restaurants and bars, while the former no-man's-land between East and West, once a deadly strip of barbed wire and dog runs, fills up with gleaming office blocks, hotels, theatres and department stores.

Reviews in, say, newspaper books sections (I'm biased) are vital in offering a properly critical (often negative) opinion of new books: a necessary accompaniment to (also important) articles in the same sections that simply showcase books, or report interviews with authors: these can all too easily become elegant exercises in PR.

I would use the word elegant to describe the man's tuxedo – everything becomes elegant in a way".

Celia Fushille-Burke and Mr. Smith became elegant ballroom dancers in "They Can't Take That Away From Me".

In its early days before it became elegant and its patrons well dressed and well behaved, Chasen's could be as rowdy as any of the trendy places that young Hollywood now favors.

Over the last decade, his restraint has become more elegant, his reservoir of feeling more profound.

The young Kant overcame his humble origins to become an elegant man-about-town.

The whole thing had become more elegant than the initial scheme — more a true latticework.

The rough-and-ready shed has become something elegant and earthy, youthful and wise, spare and sensual.