Sentence examples for become for one from inspiring English sources

there is a butterfly loose in the subway and a woman's voice takes flight over the downtown tracks to join in duet with an old bluesman pitching us all into the space of a moment where borders are crossed timetables forgot and we become for one large moment a small subterranean nation waiting in harmony for the uptown train.

"I don't believe Teavana will ever grow into what the Starbucks brand has become for one simple reason: Tea lacks the major caffeine count," Schultz told Forbes.

The new UN Women executive director says: "Rape has become, for instance, one of the weapons in war situations that is used specifically against women, with impunity.

So tendentious has Paul Krugman become, for instance, one can only assume he's angling for a position in a Hillary Clinton cabinet.

Theory has become fact for one university researcher, Dr. Simon Foley, a senior lecturer in computer science at University College in Cork, Ireland.

Although the characters harbor different heart's desires, they become obstacles for one another, and a dizzying number of conflicts are played out in a fascinating plot.

He said that the jurors would, in effect, become witnesses for one side in a case, without the other side having the chance to cross-examine them.

Last year, during the crush of negotiations about spending bills, the Clinton administration permitted the restrictions to become law for one year.

For a midwife virtually any kind of ward event can become evidence for one definition or another regarding the ward's and patients' status.

"He became famous for one line: 'Yonda stands da castle of my fodda.' But he never said it.

And every test that is done becomes ammunition for one side or another -- those who see great risk and those who do not.