Sentence examples for become we are from inspiring English sources
However deep our partisan trenches may have become, we are not currently at war with ourselves.
Arriving back, it is clear just how rough the waves have become: we are not able to tie up our boat alongside.
Instead, she closes with a description of her first, ultimately joyous, return to Treasure Beach, with the boys, nine months after Tony's death: "Whatever happens now, and whoever we become, we are no longer those broken ghosts".
Rather than the raging, poignant novel J will become, we are faced with an unlikely, wonky and somewhat tentative love story between two loners: hirsute Ailinn and the older, sadder Kevern.
In a much-discussed essay in Prospect magazine in February 2009, Blond wrote, "Look at the society we have become: We are a bi-polar nation, a bureaucratic, centralised state that presides dysfunctionally over an increasingly fragmented, disempowered and isolated citizenry".
For the first time ever, we have the real opportunity to become we are, and more importantly, who were meant to be".
"We're not Greece!" has become "We're not Ireland!", and will shortly become "We're not Portugal!"In all three cases the Spanish are correct, though that is not always a comfort.
My party's de facto position has become "we're increasing spending, but not as much as the other guy".
Urbanised though we have become, we're all still perfectly conversant with fully-grown lambs bleating, robins singing in gardens, and twittering swallows.
The slogan of the Occupy Wall St movement became "We are the 99%".
In an instant, the mantra became "We are ALL Americans".
