Sentence examples for becomes whole from inspiring English sources
No such clots cling to a torn A.C.L., and it never becomes whole.
An egg turns into a lemon; a cut cloth becomes whole.
It becomes whole again only in the mind and soul of someone listening for the first time, and listening again.
The first of these fantasies, Il visconte dimezzato (1952; "The Cloven Viscount," in The Nonexistent Knight & the Cloven Viscount), is an allegorical story of a man split in two a good half and an evil half by a cannon shot; he becomes whole through his love for a peasant girl.
Like Atget, a photographer Cunningham resembles in terms of making a kind of poetry based on volume and accumulation a place or person becomes whole, itself, in the context of other people and buildings, not a single, iconic shot Cunningham wasn't a great photographer.
When g = 0 nm, the structure becomes whole, and the main resonance wavelength is remarkably red shifted and exceeds 1,800 nm.
Only then will they become whole creatures.
Then allow the sauce to become whole again, stirring occasionally.
Bach's stately sarabandes suddenly become whole with the dancing.
The pint-sipping man's half-smile became whole.
The disabled, like Avatar's Jake Sully, can become whole.
