Sentence examples for becomes bendy from inspiring English sources

Make anything thin enough, and it becomes bendy: wood turns to paper, metal to foil.

By using flexible components, these screens will also become bendy.

Bands didn't get bendy until the mid-Sixties.

You want it so tight that the string becomes dense and less bendy.

As his life descends into chaos, his legs become ever more bendy, so staying upright is difficult.

We became straight-backed with bendy limbs, more alert and less tired.

The bendy-bus became a useful haven for rough sleepers because of its articulated design - at 18 metres it is almost twice as long as some conventional buses and allows passengers to slip on by the rear doors without having to pay the driver.

The software turns the song "Sound" by Telefon Tel Aviv into graphical structures, so the sounds become visual notations fluctuating along the bars of a bendy stave, in a nod to the bars seen in music notation.

Get some bendy cardboard.

A hapless bendy bus floundering on a street corner has become a daily event, as its driver stands behind helplessly surveying the situation.

The latest designs are unforgivably mediocre, but are neither as ugly as the shabby vandal-magnets that now pass for telephone kiosks, nor as dysfunctional as the lethally long "bendy buses," which were imported to Britain from Germany to become objects of national hatred, alongside tax inspectors, bonus-grabbing bankers and expense-fiddling politicians.