Sentence examples for becomes that he from inspiring English sources

Yet the closer he gets to his abracadabra moment, the more obvious it becomes that he will settle for the minor changes that have been well trailed, and most of which have already been agreed in principle.

The odd thing is that, the longer one knows him, and the more time one spends with him, the more apparent it becomes that he is one more Tannen's boy from Brooklyn.

But at some point if he's not winning, the entire rationale for his campaign becomes that he is a well-funded candidate who's not John McCain, and that's not enough".

He quoted Lord Lane, who said at the previous appeal: 'The further one delves into Walker's case, the clearer it becomes that he was deeply involved with the McDade gang and with the bombing.' Mr Boal suggested that in a new trial, the other men would be seen to be so closely bound up with Mr Walker that they too would be found guilty.

Do we want to become that?" he told VICE News. .

"It's actually difficult to comprehend the speech when it becomes that slow," he said.

Whether he becomes that quarterback remains to be seen.

Happily for Geraint, county cricket has become that thing he does in between representing England.

The intrigue became that he wanted to tell it.

The more he alienated his audiences, the more certain he became that he was on the right track.

And the longer Mr. Cutler was around Vogue, the more convinced he became that he needed Ms. Coddington's involvement.