Sentence examples for become to take from inspiring English sources

And no doubt, the drive-by presidency is a byproduct of how cumbersome it has become to take the highest office in the land on an extended stay outside Washington.

Her legs taper toward a small outgrowth of leaves, but she is otherwise not yet transformed into the laurel tree she will become to take refuge from Apollo's lustful pursuit.

BJ: Actually, in the last year, one of our most common use cases has become to take the client lists of companies that [our customers'] have either had success with or sold to and apply our data science to infer where they should be spending time next.

For many, it feels as if our options become to take an early exit from the fast track or feel guilty about the times work interferes with parenting and guilty for the parenting times missed because of a workplace still not flexible enough to accommodate parental needs.

Thus the purpose became to "take care", through a global approach to improving the quality of life of the patient and to reduce the incidence of disability.

It had become difficult to take him seriously.

It's become fashionable to take shots at Janus".

Many had expected Li Keqiang – now expected to become premier – to take the position.

It will become difficult to take on the tyrants who will menace the world.

But because they're so unmodulated, barely saying a kind word among them, they become tough to take.

Now that it has become fashionable to take Hollywood movies seriously, the great national directors of other countries are neglected.