Sentence examples for become where from inspiring English sources

There haven't been many locker rooms as chatty as the Giants' has become, where talk has been so cheap.

"Television has become where people seek creativity in terms of challenge now," he said, adding that he was working on a TV version of the 1960s sci-fi film Barbarella.

"A lot of people may want to do what that ex pro athlete may have done to become where he was as a pro, and that may not necessarily be the best protocol for that individual," said Scott Lucett, the director of education at the National Academy of Sports Medicine.

Isn't it about time something serious was done about the global lottery that the various stock markets have become, where share trading is just an upmarket form of gambling (Panic selling grips markets as fears for global economy grow, 21 January)?

With the summer holidays on the horizon, Secret Teacher is feeling reflective, remembering a time when the staffroom was filled with teachers swapping tales and tips, and nipping out on a Friday for cheesy chips, rather than the sterile place it has become, where no one sits down for more than five minutes – unless it is with their head buried in their laptop.

If bile-filled homophobic abuse from the stands – symptomatic of the festival of hate some grounds can become, where no insult is too offensive in trying to goad the opposition – would be enough to make even the strongest gay footballer think twice about coming out, then Owens can understand why even a vocal minority of the small-minded can have a corrosive effect.

Inside becomes where you go for fresh air.

So the question becomes, where does that come from?

"Where is the ball?" becomes "where ball?"; the sentence "That's the ball" becomes "that ball".

Once a home is rented, the question for the owner becomes where to go.

As a result, that becomes where you can most leverage the marketplace to create more affordable units in those buildings.