Sentence examples for becoming like a from inspiring English sources

It could decline erratically, becoming "like a cheese with a lot of holes", in the words of Heike Brückner, a planner at the Bauhaus Foundation in Dessau-Rosslau.

Malcolm McLaren's son Joe Corré has vowed to destroy £5m worth of punk relics in protest against the movement becoming "like a fucking museum piece or a tribute act".

(For instance, Ballmer imagines Skype and Xbox becoming "like a home video conferencing system, but one that costs just a few hundred bucks").

(For instance, Ballmer imagines Skype and Xbox becoming "like a home video conferencing system, but one that costs just a few hundred bucks"). Skype is being positioned as sitting at the nexus of mobile, social, and voice.

It's becoming like a barbecue.

"It's becoming like a tourist attraction," Mr. DeGrezia said.

The capital is again becoming like a fortress.

"Yeah, I'm becoming like a 70-year-old investor".

She suggests he risks becoming like "an Australian L Ron Hubbard", in a reference to the founder of Scientology.

It seemed to go to the heads of Kurdish leaders who spoke of KRG becoming like an oil state in the Gulf, a landlocked version of Dubai.

"I am becoming, like, an internet meme!" Herzog exclaims at one point and his amusement is such that it makes him choke on his coffee.