Sentence examples for become very hostile from inspiring English sources
She said he had become "very hostile" upon learning about her intention.
"Meetings have become very hostile, with people attending who should not be present.
Windswept and open, this isn't a climb for adverse conditions – the featureless Arkengarthdale moor to your left and Sleightholme moor to your right would become very hostile in bad weather.
Walk us through this beef which has become very hostile, very fast.
Once the legislation is passed the Ugandan public is going to become very hostile toward LGBT people, and my face, being very openly gay -- in Uganda, people know where I live.
"The families of many converts became very hostile when they learned about their conversions," he added.
The industry "became very hostile," recalled Mr. Whitehurst, now director of education policy at the Brookings Institution.
As opposed to simply being skeptical or agnostic, they became very hostile to the idea soon after the nomination".
MAY 17, 2010 Public Safety report of a complaint from Patricia Curry, a Pilates instructor: "Curry stated that one of her students, Jared Loughner, became "very hostile" when finding out he was receiving a "B".
As opposed to simply being skeptical or agnostic, they became very hostile to the idea soon after the nomination". The criticism from conservatives of Miers's lack of a clear ideological stance grew so intense so quickly that she withdrew less than a month after Bush nominated her.
