Sentence examples for become washed from inspiring English sources

August watched the sky in the west become washed in dusky, pink-tinged clouds.

Many of the art works are so decayed that their once luminous colors have become washed out, their shiny coats of varnish darkened by grime and riddled with spidery cracks.

Amorphous germanium exhibits a close-in sharp peak corresponding to the nearest-neighbour atoms (there are four nearest neighbours in both c-Ge and a-Ge), but at larger distances the undulations in the RDF curve become washed out owing to the absence of long-range order.

Lawyers for Bain and the other equity firms said in their court filing opposing The Times's motion that the documents include confidential company information that would inevitably become "washed into the spin of the campaign news cycle" because of Mr. Romney's presidential run.

As the play progresses and Blanche DuBois slides into insanity, the color of the lighting, like the sweat-dissolved dye of the egg, becomes washed out and faded.

We are uncertain whether this indicates that the seedlings grew along the margins of these bodies of water, or grew at some distance and became washed into the ponds during a flooding event.

I spent my entire life expecting to become a washed up junkie, or a hardened criminal like my old man.

Instead of storing used pantyhose with other clothes on which they might become caught, wash them with soap in a sink, and hang them on a clothesline to dry.

Shepherds watching their flocks becomes shepherds washing their socks for kids.

Since the beads are circulated through the clothes, they give a more consistent wash than in conventional machines, where clothes can become crumpled and washed inconsistently, said Westwater.

The first time, I was so busy drinking in the atmosphere and dealing with my rising blood pressure that I didn't appreciate the detail: the exquisite way a nest of Russian dolls are used not only as a running joke but as a final representation of the dead, whose names become a litany washed in the eternal ebb and flow of the sea.