Sentence examples for becomes over from inspiring English sources
Muse uses this feedback to show you how calm or active your mind becomes over time.
The fight then becomes over who controls government, and cable TV news presents them with faces that fight the Ivy League liberal-elite stereotypes.
The title "Senator" becomes, over time, less an honorific than an epithet.
There are the blank-faced performers, whose movement becomes, over time, a source of profound emotional content.
Mrs. Jewett drinks the tea with the manganese in it, and immediately becomes over-affectionate toward her children.
When you are depressed, your memory becomes "over-general" and you find it hard to recall details.
The narrative that develops from this fiddly dramatic premise soon becomes over-complicated, and the score is unquestionably uneven.
Alas, the film becomes over-schematic, cramming too much in – Iraqi musicians, profiteering contractors, grieving lovers, vengeful soldiers, a torture scene.
The all-acoustic mood becomes over-earnest at times – as if folk doesn't do bawdy or whismsy – but there are stunning performances.
A thoughtful and convincing assessment of what happens when the rich world becomes over-accustomed to rising standards of living but cannot afford the benefits its governments have promised, by the chief economist at HSBC.
By Don Herold The New Yorker, March 15 , 1930P. 36 Tells about a business house whose operator is unusally cordial over the telephone, but soon becomes over-cordial and almost brinks on intimacy.
