Sentence examples for become for all from inspiring English sources
"I'm just so struck by how traumatising these experiences become for all the protagonists.
Mr Arafat's singular achievement is to have become, for all of them, the personification of the Palestinian cause.
Numbers from Smith Travel Research, the leading hotel research company, show just how tough times have become for all hotels.
Now in his fourth season as music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, he has galvanized the city and become for all conductors a model of community outreach and education.
Even under these rules, it would have been a stretch for the U.S. to meet its Paris "contribution"; without them, meeting the contribution has become, for all intents and purposes, impossible.
God, going north, and rising on the wings of power, had become white, and Allah, out of power, and on the dark side of Heaven, had become — for all practical purposes, anyway — black.
That effort also taught Menge that the bigger the network gets, the harder it becomes for all the network members to agree and follow standardized protocols.
Thereafter Canaan became, for all practical purposes, the Land of Israel.
He spent so much time in the mountains of Crete, that he became, for all intents and purposes, a citizen.
Ultimately, this ritual ending of life becomes, for all the living, one of life's most profound experiences.
As she grew older and drunker, she became, for all her glamour and brilliance, violent, nasty, abusive and often cruel; for many years her son deplored her.
