Sentence examples for becoming entirely from inspiring English sources
Stephen Timms, the UK treasury minister, said: "Today's welcome announcement is further evidence that tax secrecy is becoming entirely unacceptable".
On the whole, Balinese fathers were more benigh than Balinese mothers, but not enough so to deep their offspring from becoming entirely detached from reality and genuine emotion.
It has also seen a huge growth in deposits.In the not-too-distant future, Mr Zeitinger foresees ProCredit becoming entirely independent of international financial organisations.
Franklin D Roosevelt wore leg braces and could barely walk when he accepted the Democratic nomination in 1932, before becoming entirely paralyzed.
"We are wondering whether the Dumnonii, the tribe who lived in the area now known as Devon, still retained their traditional identity rather than becoming entirely Romanised".
Difficult, time-consuming and traditionally realised with a team of craftsmen it is – needless to say – in danger of becoming entirely redundant.
The city is becoming an entirely segregated, exclusive place.
Later, "as I cried, it was as if I'd left myself and was becoming another, entirely separate woman.
"Greenpoint," she added, "is still a family-oriented place with a large section of landmarked blocks, so I don't see it becoming an entirely different place.
Photos, once slices of a moment in the past — sunsets, meetings with friends, the family vacation — are fast becoming an entirely new type of dialogue.
Becoming someone entirely new is exactly the kind of thing that you'd expect Jim Carrey to try — and he seems to remain enlivened by performance.
