Sentence examples for become few from inspiring English sources

As perilous as the job has become, few would walk away from an opportunity to be a general manager again.

When the physical therapist, whose visits had become few and far between, saw the garden, he was astonished.

Best-selling celebrity chief executives have become few and far between, and books about the latest corporate scandal or botched megamerger have flopped.

Nowadays, though, many parents avoid involvement in the emotional conflicts of their teenage children -- who are required by law only to complete junior high school -- and runaways have become few "because the household is so free".

You would toss off these words — massive, epic — casually at brunch, annoying the middle-aged people sitting nearby who were grimly aware that even as those nights become few and far between, the price you pay afterward in hangovers and regrets is significantly greater.

6. SAMIT PATEL - Did not do enough with either bat or ball in the first three Tests to retain his place in the last. 5. MATT PRIOR - Mistakes behind the stumps have become few and far between, and Prior is the world's best batting wicketkeeper.

Free rides become fewer.

Main guns have become fewer and smaller.

Forty major carriers had become fewer than ten.

But as the homeless become fewer and more intransigent, eradication seems less realistic.

"But although the tools have become fewer, policy makers still have options.