Sentence examples for becomes with the from inspiring English sources

Swimming becomes, with the years, a kind of athlete's madeleine.

Thus C2H4O becomes, with the addition of oxygen, C2H4O2, which is usually expressed as CH3COOH and which is acetic acid, the acid of vinegar.

But it is still remarkably telling how uncomfortable the series becomes with the burdens of 9/11: no sooner is the Islamic bomb found and safely exploded, than Americans become the bad guys.

But the more the world's academics and students are reading and writing and researching in English, the richer English becomes with the vocabulary and style needed for academic work, as a matter of course.

The Oxford entries range from profane ("wanker") to droll ("Oh, the '80s"), random ("Christ, I've just remembered I've left the oven on"), clever Re-membering Miltonon" becomes, with the stroke of a pen, "Dis-membering Milton"), encouraging ("Go, Deb!"), and ad hominem ("Mr. Boorstin you write like an army recruitment poster").

The more successful our brilliant new president becomes with the majority of sane Americans, both Republicans and Democrats, Jews, Christians, non-believers and Muslims, the more extreme his far right critics are going to become.

The more familiar people become with the medium, the more sceptical they're likely to be.

What becomes apparent is how intertwined the news media have become with the business of sport.

What matters is how incredibly out of touch Wall Street has become with the average American.

How good can Golden State become with the addition of Andre Iguodala and a healthy Stephen Curry?

What began before the war as a hobby became, with the revolution, a kind of duty.