Sentence examples for becoming a pit from inspiring English sources

And the pond I insisted on sprung a series of leaks, eventually becoming a pit filled with two feet of mucky water that frogs just loved.

After a 6 h of immersion, EN analyses in the frequency domain indicated a change in the sub-mode of pitting, becoming a classical pitting type, for AJ62x and AZ91D die cast specimens.

The conversion was becoming a money pit as well.

Officials are currently using the second floor of a community center that is "falling apart and becoming a money pit," Mayor Robert Bernstein said.

The comparison of newer drugs coming on to the market with older drugs is a necessity to prevent the benefit from becoming a money pit for the federal government, as new, expensive drugs eat up the financing.

One of the conceits of literary journalism is immersion, so why not hand the megaphone to a writer whose neighbors are being foreclosed at record rates or whose local beach is quickly becoming a tar pit? 8. THROW A HAIL MARY In its redesign, Newsweek made a virtue of economic necessity, replacing intensive all-known-thought reporting, with here's-what-we-think.

A few of us, like canaries down a mine, had wailed for years that the House of Commons was dropping important conventions on propriety and becoming a squalid pit.

Her father encouraged her to open her own business, and when she came across the idea of becoming a Pita Pit franchisee, it seemed like a perfect fit.