Sentence examples for become to him from inspiring English sources

Everybody knows that he also does wood-cutting but nobody knows how important it has become to him and how much he thinks about it.

And, after he had worn it a few times, he began to complain that the world had become to him nothing but black and white squares.

For the first time, I realized how important my presence had become to him -- that he, my therapist, was disappointed if I could not spend the weekend with him.

It was an unusual offer that seemed to capture how important the issue has become to him: in the past, Mr. Bloomberg has resisted building endorsements around a single issue, arguing that it is unwise to judge candidates on any one vote, rather than their entire record in office.

Adams, still a boy, could not guess how intensely intimate this London grime was to become to him as a man, but he could still less conceive himself returning to it fifty years afterwards, noting at each turn how the great city grew smaller as it doubled in size; cheaper as it quadrupled its wealth; less imperial as its empire widened; less dignified as it tried to be civil.

But his new job taught him how important influence, detail management, and communication skills would become to him in the near future.

During his last, protracted, breakdown, the world became to him a "universal blank".

The closer a woman gets, the clearer it becomes to him that she is not one of his male friends.

Marzell told me, "I think he tried it, and the better he got at it the more intriguing and enticing it became to him.

"Our goal has become to have him successful in 2009," Dombrowski said.

So our goal became to allow him his wish to "age in place".