Sentence examples for becomes something to from inspiring English sources
Grantham's survival — in the spirit of "Saving Private Ryan" — becomes something to celebrate.
Anything reported on the TV news instantly becomes something to be reported on.
A little ash, at minimum expense, and a Wednesday, here and there, she said, becomes something to remember.
And, if you're truly a public figure — a politician — the scrutiny can become so unpleasant that public life becomes something to be avoided at all costs.
They put these ingredients next to the 'freshness' word, and this evil becomes something to help you, by keeping our product fresh.
With a hideaway bed, you're cutting yourself off from that whole aesthetic, and the bed becomes something to be ashamed of".
The future has become something to fear.
"Religion has become something to show off.
Debt now became something to be refinanced rather than repaid.
When does the product of discrimination become something to protect?
Suddenly, the rematch became something to look forward to.
