Sentence examples for become somewhere from inspiring English sources

Service stations are beginning to become somewhere it is acceptable to stop.

Now that Ezekiel lives in York, Rowntree Park has become somewhere she can always find a peaceful spot to think or read.

People she met on the doorstep felt that the place they grew up had become somewhere else, while they never moved.

The idea was that it could become somewhere warm and dry in the woods where our resident carver could sit and do his thing.

He insists that they all bring their most prized possession to the shed so it can "become somewhere special to go to, a place that was part of them, like their rooms at home".

"Any new development needs to be for people to live in because otherwise we will lose our community and our schools and doctors, and the peninsula will become somewhere that just opens up in the summer".

Instead, the dancefloor becomes somewhere to confront the demons.

It becomes somewhere assets are shared for mutual community benefit, and for active pleasure.

I'll die!" Despite the backdrop of terror, war, death and loss, Teffi's world becomes somewhere we do not want to leave.

If it also happens to be inspiringly stylish and blessed with great service, it becomes somewhere you're tempted not to tell your friends about.

"For all practical purposes, after 1986, it became somewhere between difficult and impossible to prosecute dealers for selling guns without keeping a record, because U.S. attorneys don't want to waste their time prosecuting misdemeanors," said William Vizzard, a retired A.T.F.