Sentence examples for becoming dear from inspiring English sources
We didn't stay a couple, but we had a child together, becoming dear friends as well as co-parents in the process.
Land and labour are becoming dearer.
Pork is a staple food for most Chinese.Other food is becoming dearer too.
In fact, buying power is growing much faster than medicine, education and the arts are becoming dearer.
"Cigarettes were becoming too dear," he explains.
Harrison keeps all of this from becoming overvaulting with the dear comedy of Laurette's portrait, Clive's physical self on the farm and finally a road trip with his estranged daughter.
But it was mainly a step towards North Korea's aim, laid down by Kim Jong Il, the Dear Leader, of becoming a "strong and prosperous nation" by 2012.
They also suffer most from the worsening of food quality that has resulted as agriculture tries to cope with high prices, restricted trade and dear land by becoming ever more industrialised.Farmers themselves would lose out if support were to be reduced, but mainly the bigger ones.
So as the euro, yen and sterling appreciate against the dollar, gasoline could become more dear to American motorists while becoming cheaper for the rest of the world.
In his last illness he said, "Vae, puto deus fio" ("Oh dear, I think I'm becoming a god"); and after his death he was immediately accorded deification.
