Sentence examples for becoming a phenomenon from inspiring English sources

She describes in escalating steps the realisation that The Artist was becoming a phenomenon.

Informal migrant labour camps such as this are becoming a phenomenon according to local rights groups.

It's becoming a phenomenon entwined with the modern era at Old Trafford for the home faithful to plead with their manager to attack.

If "Jonas" can dent ratings for "iCarly," the Nickelodeon show opposite it that is rapidly becoming a phenomenon among kids, the brothers' sitcom will be considered a big success internally.

Informal migrant labour camps such as this one in Campobello di Mazara, in Trapani on the west coast of Sicily, are becoming a "phenomenon" according to local migrant rights groups working in the area.

If you watch Danez Smith's poem dear white america on YouTube – where it has racked up more than 300,000 viewings (not the sort of figures poetry usually attracts) – it is easy to see why Smith is becoming a phenomenon.

"It's becoming a general phenomenon.

"Self-publishing is becoming a global phenomenon," said Williams.

Now children are becoming a serious phenomenon in the fine cooking industry.

Zimbardo's fear is that herbivorous men are becoming a global phenomenon.

Young or old, loneliness is fast becoming a defining phenomenon of our age.