Sentence examples for become very well from inspiring English sources

"These kids become very well turned-out products," he said.

We have become very well known to the international crowd so we have U.N. people here.

Never a fan of flying, she has given it up nearly entirely because, she said, smiling and shaking her head slightly, "I've become very well known.

After 25 years in New Rochelle, the nonprofit group has also become very well known among residents all over town, said Carole Troum, its executive director.

Like many pop stars, Jade Williams, who will soon become very well known as Sunday Girl, started out singing along to the radio in her bedroom.

Just over half of those earning $75,000 a year think they will become very well off, but experience suggests that only 12-17% will make it.Health outcomes too are decidedly unequal; the gap between the life expectancy of the top and bottom 10% respectively rose from 2.8 years to 4.5 between 1980 and 2000.

"They can become very well-off treating very sick patients.

First of all, you quoted words that have become very well-known around the world.

Her dad is "the one" who let Loren, her main enemy become very well-known into her music by entering a music contest run by a star.

Mr. Wendt became very well known for promoting the successful growth of GE Capital.

As a result of the garden, Bruce became very well known".