Sentence examples for becomes dear from inspiring English sources
Though she becomes dear to him when she is a voiceless human, he still takes another woman as his bride.
America is a big user of oil, compared with fuel-efficient Europe, so more dollars than euros flow into the oil-exporters' coffers when oil becomes dear.
"When something becomes dear, you invent around it as much as you can," says David Warsh, editor of Economicprincipals.com, a newsletter on trends in economic thinking.
If authors find it tough, so do readers, to whom these characters can become dear friends.
I want books that belong to me, books whose intimate pagination will become dear and familiar.
Even though neither of them had previous experience running such a business, it immediately became dear to their hearts.
He searches for companies that are cheap and which he hopes to sell when they become dear.
Needless to say they had become dear companions, and the dignity this provided at the her very end of life was fantastic.
ANDERSON: I'd like to leap in here and add something that has become dear to my heart in the course of observing on the ground the conflicts engendered since 9/11: first Afghanistan, then Iraq, and, most recently, Lebanon.
"Yarrow has become dear to my heart because I think there is a lot of misunderstanding about the ability of people with learning difficulties to integrate successfully into society," he explains.
My work was where I had logged countless, sometimes outrageous, hours in service to a mission I believed in deeply, and where I had found co-workers who had become dear friends.
