Sentence examples for become real from from inspiring English sources
And, since Hawking radiation is created, quite literally, out of nothing (the particles it is made from emerge from the vacuum of space and then steal the energy needed to become real from the black hole itself), that would assist understanding of a very strange piece of physics indeed.
It is a young writer's book — Wolfe was in his late 20s when it was published — and it is a marvelous book to read when one is young, lonely and unsure, desperate to become real and protect oneself from "school, society, all the barbarous invasions of the world".
The books are set in Egypt at the turn of the century and are funny, informative, engrossing and completely unputdownable, with a cast of characters that become real to the reader from the very first book in the series, Crocodile on the Sandbank.
The public sector has been artificially "stuffed" with workforce over the last ten years and once the government cuts become real later this year then job losses from the public sector are likely to be severe.
Indiegogo has sort of become a place for ambitious new smartphone concepts to go to attract a lot of attention before falling well short of their funding goal (see the Canonical Ubuntu Edge), but it looks like the Quasar IV might become real with a little help from some potentially high-powered friends.
But somehow the TV "heroes" grow into their parts, save their alien friends from disaster and become real heroes.
French legend Zinedine Zidane has announced he will become Real Madrid's new sporting director from Monday.
Names you knew from papers would become real people you could talk science and life with, people that would inspire you to learn more, to understand more, to dare and to ask more from yourself and from life.
Everything has become real".
Mr. Colbert's super PAC was a joke that became real, evolving from a skit mocking the Citizens United decision to a full-fledged super PAC, at one point raising more than $1 million.
