Sentence examples for becomes proper from inspiring English sources

Once health insurance for workers becomes proper insurance, costs can come down, and those who need it most can be more easily helped.

When a person's activity is actuated in a moral way, the object of that activity becomes the person's own, that is, becomes proper to the person in such a way that it cannot be violated without damage to the person in whose ownership it is.

That's when ITV2 became proper telly".

Long before we became proper street performers we were proper skate rats.

"How did it become proper etiquette for leaders to remain silent at such times?" he wrote.

What do children need to flourish and become proper members of society?

Orange Juice had finally become proper pop stars – albeit for a short while.

Weirder still, Yello next became proper pop stars, without intending to.

Take economists at the IMF, for example, who produce working papers that may never become "proper" academic articles.

It was one of those many improper words for something rather unpleasant (like "mob" or "slum") that itself became proper.

But, as things become proper - and they really do today - it turns out that it's Sunday.