Sentence examples for becomes an answer to from inspiring English sources

He needs to push ahead with the lawsuit, make sure it is very public, and that it becomes an answer to the current universal shrug of sarcasm by all sports fans that says: "They all cheat".

And "I haven't slept" became an answer to the question, "How are you?" But the glamour began to wear off.

bLearning, understood as a mixture of face-to-face and distance learning, has become an answer to this need, because it combines and integrates the best strategies of each modality (Galvis & Pedraza, 2013).

Drugs, of course, became an answer to that terrible question: what do you do?

And for the first time, I saw why suicide had become an answer to so many young gay people.

His course even became an answer on the game show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.

He represents the sort of political figure destined to become a forgotten footnote, an answer to a pub quiz question, a guest on Gabby Logan's Flockstars.

It's not uncommon for a traditional repair forum response to become the canonical source for an answer to a problem, only to get outdated and stagnant as technology changes.

Not just because the thought amounted to a dismissal of the unlikely Jamaican sprinters-turned-bobsledders immortalized in the 1993 Disney film "Cool Runnings," but also because, in the span of a few weeks, Rosemier-Gussio himself had become a possible answer to that very question.

He becomes increasingly interested in Christianity as an answer to his acute existential crisis.

For "Bei Mir Bist du Schön," the three men became a male answer to the Andrews Sisters.