Sentence examples for becomes that that from inspiring English sources

He added: "If Ukip becomes that – that optimistic, sunshine, smiley, socially liberal, unapologetically free-market party – we will break out from the 13%, we will break out from being the also-rans in Oldham to being the winner".

"Once a prosecutor has a case in which he or someone else has achieved a conviction where a body of people have been convinced beyond reasonable doubt someone is guilty and then sentenced them, the presumption becomes that that is a justified verdict that the prosecutor must defend," Mr. Bradley said, explaining his opposition to Mr. Morton's requests.

"The more you think about what she said the more clear it becomes that that is not the perspective or the voice of a leader, especially in these times," Harris  told the Sacramento Bee.

And it so quickly becomes that, that it's kind of irrelevant.

"When I became that, that was history," he notes.

There are people who'll automatically suggest anything that becomes that big that quickly can't be that interesting – that no one became ubiquitous on such a scale without tending to blandness or pandering to the lowest common denominator.

Those rates are averaged, after the highest and lowest ones are eliminated, and that becomes that day's rate.

Those rates are averaged, after the highest and lowest ones are eliminated, and that becomes that day's Libor rate.

It is the community that becomes that singular inspirational force, not one objectified body.

That adventure becomes possible at that time and that place.

That becomes an innovation that moves beyond Anglicanism".