Sentence examples for becomes on some from inspiring English sources

Think twice before giving up a dream, even if the dream becomes, on some dark night, your Actor's Nightmare.

However the case also demonstrates how dependent technology industries have become on some exports from China.

By the end of the year the UK had become – on some counts – the fastest growing large developed economy.

Navigating the rushing tides in pre-dawn darkness and heavy fog, the duo lost their way and became stuck on some rocks about 300 yards from the falls' crest.

Before I talk about my own journey, I think it's critical about the term 'progressive Hinduism.' Given how politicized the terms progressive and Hinduism have become on their own, some folks see the combination of the two as either oxymoronic or redundant.

But it also becomes dependent on some developer's readiness to pay for an enormous office building, and there is no market for that in lower Manhattan today.

For instance, under the conceptual addition interpretation, 'water' in Oscar's mouth becomes equivocal: On some occasions it expresses the water concept, e.g., when Oscar expresses childhood memories.

Unfortunately, at some point, the importance of catching the ball has become lost on some fans and sportswriters.

Black spots initiated from the seed became apparent on some of the fruits at the beginning of June, and about two weeks later an intensive abscission of fruitlet begun that ended at the beginning of July.

The wolf did, though the humans in its midst became food on some occasions.

On the drive out to my young daughter's Montessori school in the New Orleans suburb of Chalmette each morning, she became fixated on some funny voices emanating from my radio.