Sentence examples for becomes a solid thing from inspiring English sources
The more the novel becomes a solid thing in the world, the less access the writer has to the accidents, reversals, inventions, rejected ideas, passing weather, sudden triangulations, and unshakable intuitions that led to those words, and only those, standing there on the page with an authoritative air about them, as if they were always bound to be.
Süddeutsche Zeitung described the blossoming relationship as a "surprising affair that's not dissipated into thin air but become a solid thing – despite expectations, despite a bit of fear – little by little".
When it sets, it becomes a solid jelly but then turns to liquid when it expires.
Although it isn't widely deployed in the United States, a test run of the service in Baltimore, where it was recently introduced, suggests that it could one day become a solid option for getting things done online and even making phone calls while on the go.
It used to be a solid thing – coins or paper.
Nothing in the film is a solid thing or an action; everything is an example.
It was like distilling the ocean into a solid thing.
Young, drafted in the seventh and last round a year ago, became a solid performer.
He is solid and dependable and has all the tools to become a solid MLS player.
Within months, Channel 5's annual £34m loss had become a solid profit.
