Sentence examples for become like something from inspiring English sources

And there were blocks where homeowners complained that life had become like something out of Beckett: It was cold.

But why are they not where they need to be? SI Yes, of course all the humanitarian and UN try to make their best but it seems to be the problem of Mali in the north start to become like something that people start to forget but then it is there.

But in virtue of what do these qualitative events become like something for me, for the subject?

King said his hand became "like something from a frozen corpse".

"They become like kings or something in the college game," said Walsh, the Knicks' president and a 35-year N.B.A. veteran.

So now laughing has become like eating vegetables -- something people make themselves do because because some health guru has decreed it's good for them.

So the lack of serotonin, in the mind's alchemy, becomes something like, "Everybody hates me". Over time, despair can grow inside you like a tumor.

Her mother is dedicated and loving, but when angry stops being a person and becomes "something like weather".

"It becomes more than liking something or putting up a post," said Pettman.

Ted Campbell: In some companies, affirmative action has become like the ugly stepchild something they keep in the basement.

Like all the Hannoverians, Rehberg's great hope was that France would evolve toward something like the British constitution, that it would become something like a Parliament along the Seine.