Sentence examples for becoming a regular feature from inspiring English sources

Anonymous complaints from fellow Liberals about his leadership are becoming a regular feature in Canadian media.

But for modern day ramblers it seems a more unsightly reminder of man's mortality and all-too-brief span is in danger of becoming a regular feature of the landscape.

Brand-threatening scandals are becoming a regular feature of the corporate landscape, thanks to a toxic mixture of globalisation, which scatters corporate activities hither and yon, and the internet, which allows bad news to spread like wildfire.

Type: Flat Time: 13:00 CET (12 00 BST) An opening road race stage rather than a brief prologue time trial is becoming a regular feature in the Tour.

In a country that is already reeling from an economic downturn brought on by the government's handling of a string of bank failures in the last year, protests over the blackouts are becoming a regular feature of daily life.

IN CHINA AFTER PLANT PROTEST A large protest in a major city in Northeast China to demand the removal of the expensive new Fujia chemical factory, suggests that despite increasingly sophisticated efforts by the government to maintain control, public protests are becoming a regular feature of life.

Haas continued to wrestle on the lower midcard spot, becoming a regular fixture on Heat.

Within a week, screamed obscenities were becoming a regular fixture of the voicemails.

At our morning news meetings, I was to become a regular feature: quickly becoming a cross between a sports reporter and an insolvency correspondent.

It has become a regular feature of many protests.

The act was featured on several radio and television programs, eventually becoming a regular at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee.