Sentence examples for become outside from inspiring English sources

Because the RER connects the multiracial "banlieues", it has become, outside rush-hours, a part of the banlieues, hidden 40m beneath the city.

It is curious that Mr Meacher has become soft-left inside a Blair administration while Hattersley has become "outside left", criticising it from varying journalistic perches.

The neutral scientific stance, they say, so appropriate to the laboratory, becomes outside of it an exercise in ethnocentrism, a reduction of rounded character and subtle nuance to empty abstraction and meaningless data points.

In the artist's words: "'Broken' figurines describe a turning inside out of middle-class Englishness; a self-destructive ornamentation where object becomes organ, private becomes public, inside becomes outside".

It has also become common outside New York City hotels.

When did reggae become popular outside of Jamaica and why?

If the cars become popular outside Brazil, they could easily be made elsewhere.

Many more cheap workers have become available outside the West as technology has eliminated distance.

Ectopic pregnancy, also called extrauterine pregnancy, condition in which the fertilized ovum (egg) has become imbedded outside the uterine cavity.

"It's part of why it's so hard to become recognized outside of the sport," he said.

Health care workers and city officials readily acknowledged that Ms. Nguyen could have become infected outside the hospital.