Sentence examples for becoming filled from inspiring English sources
Despite efforts to encourage and support recycling, landfills are becoming filled with plastic refuse, which also accumulates in the environment.
The Cubs could feel it now, the unbelievable becoming believable, the improbable becoming probable and the normally vacant days of October magically becoming filled by postseason baseball.
The eruption buried the natural outlet of the lake, with the bottom of the craters becoming filled by water within months and completely concealed from view within years; today Lake Rotomahana has depths up to 118 m.
If you push them into the snow so that the heel pieces of the bindings are just above the surface of the snow, it'll be easy to click into the bindings without them becoming filled with snow.
From the Museum of Ice Cream to a variety of pop-ups, and public walls most cities are becoming filled with photo ops at every corner.
Phil Walters, whose family has farmed at Wishford Farm in Broadclyst for 70 years, said the Cranbrook building work had resulted in rivers becoming filled with rainwater more quickly.
Sarah Bakewell's philosophical history "At the Existentialist Cafe" is broken into 11 screens of information; Michelle Obama's memoir "Becoming" fills 13.
Yet as the collection proceeds, Jin's strategy becomes clearer: the stories seem to have been arranged in order of complexity, becoming increasingly filled with the unexpected, with characters who are more ambiguous and subtly drawn.
A $25 million fund would likely operate in the seed and Series A space in Southeast Asia, a segment that once was seen as a gap but now is becoming well filled with funds.
However, there are few reports of C-CHA becoming fully filled by newly formed bone, which may be due to its structure and the limited connectivity between pores [ 22].
Repeated multiplication results in the host cell becoming completely filled with spores and eventually rupturing to release the spores into surroundings cells [ 13] and to spread to other tissues [ 14, 15].
