Sentence examples similar to becomes a taking from inspiring English sources
Therefore, vulnerability becomes a taken for granted concept, ambiguous, diffuse and blurred, despite the continuous references to it in the language of nursing.
The 10th anniversary of 9/11 becomes a taking-off point for deeply personal ruminations about loss and remembrance, embodied by a splendid six-member cast (1 50).
"Whether it was meant that way, the reality is [Mr Toomey's proposal] became a take-it-or-leave-it," says Chris Van Hollen, a Democratic congressman and supercommittee member.
Why has science become a take-it-or-leave-it proposition for many Americans?
Foster: Every person who becomes an Editor takes a "pinky swear" oath before they can make their first Swear.
He became a devotee, taking rides after his morning chores.
He became a bookie taking bets on horses.
Hart had left Hollywood to become a nun, taking her final vows in 1970.
Dr Sasai became a scapegoat, taking too much responsibility for the troubles, it said.
He then successfully became a coach, taking charge of the Los Angeles Wolves, before moving to Cyprus.
He indulged her when she became a vegetarian, taking meatless dishes to their lunches together.
