Sentence examples for become on that from inspiring English sources

Now, by no standard did the 1993 meeting sink below the level of the Schultz one, and by no means had Arafat become on that day any more contemptible than Edward later discovered him to be.

I felt she became one on that day.

Sir Alex, as Ferguson eventually became, took on that chalice in a different era.

We like the backbeats!' I became transfixed on that one track 25 Lighters.

All of Rhode Island's poorer cities had become dependent on that aid, so when the economy soured, they essentially ran out of money.

Users become reliant on that fake confidence that cocaine can give.

Once consumers are at the more expensive 64GB option, they usually become dependent on that storage level and stay there when they upgrade in the future.

In these cases, blocking the function of the driver protein typically results in rapid cell death as the tumor cell has become reliant on that particular protein for survival.

The NRC was established on Oct. 11, 1974, by President Gerald Ford as one of two successor organizations to the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), which became defunct on that same day.

I became hooked on that open acknowledgement of suffering.

In fact, the tumor-free survival curve became superimposable on that of the age-matched virgin group that was similarly treated.