Sentence examples for become time from inspiring English sources

Somehow it had become time for Jewel to understand that, too.

It will soon become time to ask who can stop Chelsea.

Amazon.com's success propelled its founder to become Time magazine's 1999 Person of the Year.

"Time is money" will become "time is precious but can be shared with strangers".

Others, like La Caravelle, become time capsules -- fastidiously maintaining their youthful charms.

Marrakech has overtaken perennial favourite New York to become Time Out's bestselling city guide.

But it's the middle-tier stuff that can become time-consuming.

Could our beloved pup, much like fusion cuisine in the 1980s or tech stocks in the 90's, become time-locked?

Had the trials been moved, the crimes of which the pair stand accused would probably have become time-barred by statute of limitation, so preventing verdicts from being reached.The supreme court's decision reduces the chances of that happening.

Along the way, Australia hammered England at Twickenham, squeaked past Wales in what has become time-honoured fashion, and were very nearly knocked out by Scotland in the quarter-finals before stylishly eliminating Argentina in the semis.

For example, doing clinical trials on illiterate subjects in poor countries, which was once cheap and fast but ethically dubious, has become time-consuming and expensive as ethical standards have improved.