Sentence examples for become viewing from inspiring English sources

Balconies become viewing platforms of space for art's sake.

The windows become viewing stations to stare out of – transfixed by every small jet that magically lifts from the ground carrying tonnes of travellers and trinkets.

Balconies around Monaco become viewing areas for the race too.

There are times in life when not to gush is proof that you are indeed the dried-up stick that you feared you'd always become: viewing paintings of this calibre with no obstructive heads, or marauding columns of Euro-yoof to disturb you is pleasurable enough, but to have a scholar of Penny's calibre acting as your audio-guide adds several more dimensions of absorption.

But distant events necessarily become viewed differently over time.

She is also helping the sport overcome raffish regional roots to become viewed as wholesome family entertainment for the nation.

They had become viewed, in the words of Theresa May, one of their few prominent women MPs, as the "nasty party".

Poker, in particular, has become viewed as a sort of athletic event, although the U.S. government still views online poker as a crime.

There is a need, Dugin insists, for the "total churchification" of Russians, for the Russian nation to become viewed simply as "the Church" (255-256).

Both "scalps," as O'Keefe refers to them, drew new attention to a campaign that had become viewed very skeptically by political reporters.

There is evidently a perception issue when it comes to vocational education; it has become viewed by some as a second-tier offering.