Sentence examples for becomes really very from inspiring English sources

When under pressure, his accent becomes really very posh indeed, and that makes him sound as if he's quite cross at the idea that he should be criticised at all.

McCartney complained that EMI had become "really very boring".

"Most people who become really very good are very self-critical about themselves," Mr. Struth said.

And now he's become really very important and very powerful.

Before Hands's takeover, Sir Paul McCartney had already quit the label for the new record arm of Starbucks, saying it had become "really very boring".

Before Mr Hands's takeover, the former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney had already quit EMI for the new record arm of Starbucks, saying the label had become "really very boring".

Ever since the Turcotte case, the criteria for what constitutes mental disorders have become "really, really very tight," says Marc Lemay.

"You look at art long enough and you live with LEONARD LAUDER long enough, and your eye really becomes very sharp and very honed," the photographer and philanthropist EVELYN LAUDER said after the opening of an exhibition at Winston Wachter Fine Arts on East 78th Street.

Become really really allergic to drama.

For a woman having kids at times, it really becomes very difficult to maintain the work-life balance.

This enables all aspects of the business, from materials management to operations and maintenance to production and finishing, to become very efficient, really driving down the costs of manufacturing.