Sentence examples for becomes fresh from inspiring English sources
The actual performance reanimates him, engages him as a creative person; it becomes fresh and perhaps contains new improvisations or innovations.
"They shouldn't just run one per person — they should run multiples per person, so you get to know the person and it becomes fresh each time, not just seeing the same thing recycled again and again and again".
Let us look, then, at these case studies of how stale bread becomes fresh and familiar sweets take mutant forms, and ask why people line up at an ungodly hour to eat sweets that taste odd and look new.
When it's done well, it becomes fresh all over again.
Eventually, if the ice survives, these pockets of brine drain out through fine, vein-like channels, and the ice becomes fresher.
This vulnerability leads to promising experiences, which often become fresh disappointments.
For the Otis family, the idea to become Fresh Air Fund hosts came from an ad in a parenting magazine.
It's an old story become fresh again since the end of the Cold War: when an imperial or centralising power retreats, old arguments revive and differences reawaken.
Chop them up as small as you can, and they will become fresh mulch, quickly utilised by the worms and buried below.
The author's deconstructions of Richard Nixon's fevered jottings on long yellow pads, radiating both the nobility and the madness of his own most intimate intentions; moods long familiar become fresh when Reeves reads them against unexpected contexts.
