Sentence examples for becomes a staple from inspiring English sources

For most students, hitchhiking becomes a staple for those 36 hours.

As thoughts of sex steam up the narrator's inner mirror, the pelvic thrust becomes a staple of the choreography.

We hope that this last emergency meal becomes a staple in your house for when the cupboard is bare.

DISRUPTIVE technologies, learning curves, tipping points—every so often a trendy new term enters the business lexicon and becomes a staple of business plans, conference speeches and PowerPoint presentations.

But when, for example, the monster becomes a staple of political cartoons about rebellious Irishmen, as it did in Victorian times, our ability to "read what we will" from the book falls well short of conferring genius upon it.

His celebrity emanates from "Two Acres," the poem he writes after the visit ("All England trembles in the spray/Of dog-rose in the front of May... two blessed acres of English ground"), which becomes a staple of the school poetry syllabus and is assumed to have been written for Daphne.

The spot soon became a staple.

But it might just become a staple.

"How did this thing, this spice, sugar, become a staple?

The handbag bit became a staple of the show.

The event became a staple of the English "season".