Sentence examples for becoming a fixture from inspiring English sources
Meyer systems are becoming a fixture of the classical world, from the Bay Area to Berlin.
Despite becoming a fixture of the labor market, illegal immigrants remain vulnerable at work.
The screams of bereaved parents are becoming a fixture on our nightly news.
As landlords came and went, Ms. Carranza stayed, becoming a fixture in the largely Latino neighborhood.
Same-day service is already becoming a fixture in large metropolitan areas.
In the right hands, though, Hulu stands a better chance of becoming a fixture of the inevitable online video oligopoly.
Davis joined the BBC in 1993 as an economics correspondent, becoming a regular fixture on the 10 O'Clock News before moving to Newsnight as its economics editor.
We've had a lot of exciting guests cross our Disrupt stage — there was the time we had the HBO crew from Silicon Valley do an interview, and Ashton Kutcher is becoming a regular fixture, not to mention repeat appearances from Mark Zuckerberg and Marissa Mayer and Marc Benioff.
Gauld has been dubbed the "Mini-Messi" by his team-mates after becoming a regular fixture of the United first team this season and generating comparisons with the Argentina and Barcelona star.
At the 2009 European elections, with Mr Farage becoming a regular fixture on TV discussion programmes, UKIP got more votes than Labour and the Lib Dems and increased its number of MEPs to 13.
