Sentence examples for becomes said from inspiring English sources

The board "will define how effective this becomes," said Fola Oyeyinka, an adviser to the Nigerian minister of finance.

"It's up to the Americans what this becomes," said Nazir Mustafa, 46, watching the tanks roll down the street.

"The longer we wait on those, the staler the evidence becomes," said Representative Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of Brooklyn.

"The more a route is used, the less challenging it becomes," said Mark Stiles, the San Juan forest supervisor.

"The longer you are anywhere, the more difficult it becomes," said Hess, who served in northern Iraq in 1991 and in Bosnia in 1996.

"The more the reality of who benefits from these deals is exposed to the light of transparency and open debate, the less defensible current policy becomes," said Munoz.

Its subject becomes, say, undeserved misery — which does happen.

"This is what it has become," said Ms. Dillon.

Or the floriferous Public Garden become, say, the Fidelity Public Garden?

Will the landmark Quincy Market downtown become, say, McDonald's Market?

It became, says Torvalds, a "sociological phenomenon".