Sentence examples for becoming day from inspiring English sources

Biodegradable polymeric materials are becoming day by day ever more important in packaging, agriculture, single-use cutleries and other large consumer applications.

As the stage brightened, suggesting dawn becoming day, they ran and wove in daisy-chain and corn-dolly patterns, to the sounds of birdsong, bells and bagpipes.

But a lot of people use the Internet to buy 10 stocks a day and sell 10 stocks a day, becoming day traders.

"We have to formulate a new set of rules for work if we are to prevent 'click workers' from becoming day labourers void of all rights in the digital world," he wrote in an article for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ .Yet it is business interests that are mainly driving the country's Google debate.

Inside the detention centre, despite the reforms to "open" the centre and the looming deadlines for its closure, the refugees held there say life is becoming, day-by-day, more repressive and inhospitable.

Oliver's comic diatribes are becoming Monday's workplace conversation.

Thomas was Weaver's deputy at the Sunday Mirror before becoming Sunday People editor in March 2003.

Buckley was the Sunday Mirror's head of news for 11 years before becoming Sunday People deputy editor last year.

Prior to becoming Sunday Business editor in 2006, Tim was a staff writer with the Times.

Friday is just becoming Saturday and a queue is forming outside MusicBox — a venue in the Cais do Sodré neighborhood of Lisbon where Principe throw a monthly party.

More coming up on @GMA and then watch the @ABC special covering her journey to motherhood and more from her memoir, "Becoming," Sunday night 9/8c.