Sentence examples for become frequent enough from inspiring English sources

Revenge figures predictably in the book's denouement, and the quirky episodes become frequent enough to generate overkill.

LaBeouf, a film actor whose performance art pieces have become frequent enough that calling him a dilettante is old hat, was at the Angelika Film Center in Greenwich Village, New York, for his most arduous experiment yet.

But even if the booing and hissing when members of the royal family make public appearances, and calls for the King's abdication, have now become frequent enough to cease to be newsworthy, Juan Carlos seems to have no plans to step down.

Were they to become frequent enough, there might be reason to doubt that the other is honest and competent, speaking one's language, or, indeed, whether there is another person to whom one is speaking.

Manumission had become frequent enough that in 2 BC a law (Lex Fufia Caninia) limited the number of slaves an owner was allowed to free in his will.

However, if this dodge became frequent enough, it would come to be known.

And good guests become frequent guests.

Such drone attacks eventually became frequent.

They became frequent onstage collaborators as well as friends.

Commando raids became frequent, adding to the usual sniper fire.

We became frequent fliers at urgent care clinics and ERs.