Sentence examples for becomes though from inspiring English sources

The question then becomes though, how will Circuit City screw it up this time?

The more cluttered your environment becomes, though, the harder it becomes to keep things clean and orderly.

The older the cognac, the smoother, more complex, and more refined it becomes, though it is rare for cognac to remain in cask beyond 40 or 50 years.

Art is never merely a reflection of anything, but becomes, though the very process of its production, something that transforms both the artist and the recipient.

The question really becomes, though, how it compares to other competitors offering similar types of services.

The more often a coin is traded with other players, the more valuable it becomes (though it expires after five trades).

How lazy will we really become though?

What he is really trying to become, though, is Charlie Chaplin.

And so it has become, though players snatch properties more in zeal than sadness.

And now they are caught in a violent scene in what may become — though one still hopes not — a tragedy.

He was struck by how different the sport had become, though — including how expensive it was to attend games; he says he went to only two.