Sentence examples for become the same kind from inspiring English sources

But taking the heat has become the same kind of trademark for Djokovic as his skidding splits to the backhand side.

Doug E. Fresh, a pioneering rapper of the old school, called out, "If you want an education, put your hand up!" Chuck D., a founder of the group Public Enemy, told them, "You've got a mayor who is a billionaire who wants to take the opportunity away from you to become the same kind of person".

Straw and seedling have become the same kind of plant.

Like Kubernetes, which has become the de facto standard for container orchestration tools, Spinnaker could become the same kind of standard for continuous delivery.

We have become adults together, but we did not become the same kind of adults.

He referenced the same story about his grandfather, citing worries that the United States could become the same "kind of country" as fascist Italy.

I find this place to be the perfect backdrop, where work and play sort of become the same thing, kind of like stoned and not stoned.

And, for a while, Cheryl revels in both kinds of abandon; breaking open the capitalist machine and breaking open her own machine-mind become the same insurrection.

Hopefully I will become imbued by the same kind of spirit, because I truly am tired of all the bullshit.

But soon, very soon, after the reporters moved in, said Francis McLoughlin, 69, a former reporter and police spokesman from 1974 to 1978, "it became the same ratty kind of place".

It is only a matter of time, most experts believe, before it becomes the target of the same kind of weapon that the Americans have used, secretly, against Iran.