Sentence examples for becomes of all from inspiring English sources

He becomes of all things, a gun-toting security guard.

At end, writer tells what becomes of all the tourists he has described.

The cover attaches to the front magnetically; when you pull it off, it becomes, of all things, an iPad stand.

So what becomes of all those young people who think it is only right and proper that they be worth millions before they turn 30?

'What then becomes of all our resolutions?' Connolly agonised; 'all our protests of fraternity, all our threats of general strikes, all our carefully built machinery of internationalism.

In Britain, Arrowsmith told a friend: "I pay Jerome so much in royalties, I cannot imagine what becomes of all the copies of that book I issue.

It's unclear what will become of all the out-of-work journalists.

Then again, what would become of all those jobs at the BLS?

What will become of all the animals?

I asked Ai what will become of all this footage.

But now new questions arose –- what would become of all this?