Sentence examples for become under the from inspiring English sources

They were what genuine culture had to become under the conditions of capitalism.

They formed the primary ingredients of what would become, under the English, New York City.

If he were alive, he'd scoff at what wimps we've become under the threat of terrorism.

Paul Jeremy Brighton Hass anyone else noticed how dreadful the writing of The Archers has become under the coalition?

The current state of journalism is only a reflection of how polarised Turkish society has become under the divisive rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

"These worrying figures are another sign of how demoralised junior doctors have become under the Tories", said Heidi Alexander, the shadow health secretary.

They've become "under-the-tree guns," meaning they're a popular Christmas gift, said Mike Weisser, a Massachusetts-based gun dealer and lifetime NRA member who's worked with both Debney and Killoy over his 40-year career.

Casual employment often becomes under-the-table work; the arrangement has become a way of life in the construction industry.

The sonic violence of operatic singing becomes, under the circumstances, more plausible.

The urban and other textile industries, which had developed in the Belgian territories since the 12th century, became under the Burgundians the economic mainstay of northwestern Europe.

You could walk through the Parthenon as it was in 400BC, and as the mosque it became under the Turks, and as the ruin Elgin found.