Sentence examples for become were from inspiring English sources

Former players, who had felt how cold the atmosphere had become, were struck by the warmth this summer.

But the many thousands of individuals – Catholics, Protestants, Jews, foreigners, communists – who refused to accept what France had become were often, like Cohn, extraordinarily brave.

The OECD said a failure to predict the path and the impact of the eurozone crisis, and a failure to understand the banking crisis and how interdependent the global financial system had become, were to blame for the errors.

She felt tortured by statistics that indicated gay and transgender teenagers, either of which she figured Alex might become, were much more likely to take drugs and commit suicide.

Nonetheless, at any given time, an estimated three to five per cent of practicing physicians are actually unfit to see patients....As is often the case, the people who were in the best position to see how dangerous Goodman had become were in the worst position to do anything about it: junior physicians, nurses, ancillary staff.

She gave "life" to what her parents might have done, and who might they have become, were it not for the Great War.

"What it has become is not a war on drugs.

When does being in love become being in control?

Life become is very expensive.

What I've become is so burdensome".

But who she became was unforgettable.