Sentence examples similar to becomes two faced from inspiring English sources

There's also Aaron Eckhart as District Attorney Harvey Dent -- primed to become Two Face and again, a brilliant, crazed and yet, oddly soulful Ledger.

Why Can't the English Speak English? is delivered as speech; I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face becomes three lines of drunken sprawl; I Could Have Danced All Night is sarcastically delivered as a rapid, fairground hammond organ jingle.

As the two faced off, the campaign became increasingly negative and highly acrimonious.

THAT AN EXECUTIVE at Google should become one of the faces of this year's Egyptian revolution was entirely fitting.

The chance to become one of the faces of the United States Olympic team is up for grabs.

Payne, who was born in Johannesburg and moved to Britain at the age of 13 when her English parents decided to return home, could become one of the faces of 2012.

Manager Mike Redmond said: "He's one of those guys who really could become one of the faces of the organization, being a Cuban kid and all that he's done to get to the big leagues, all that he's overcome.

She became one of the faces of the 2012 Games by playing a leading role in a successful debut for women's boxing.

In July 2009, Rhodes became one of the faces of the Gillette "Be a Superstar" advertising campaign, along with Chris Jericho and John Cena.

It has become one of biggest issues facing students.

"Instead of this being an experience of other people's families, it will become one every family will face - that is why simply adhering to the current statistical model for the NHS will fail.