Sentence examples for becoming like that from inspiring English sources

New York is becoming like that.

The world is increasingly becoming like that.

The Internet is becoming like that.

For some time, I have felt a burgeoning suspicion that my life is becoming like that of a character from Jane Austen.

There was a thing recently about the last veteran of the first world war dying but the second world war is becoming like that".

He was still thinking about Inner Mongolia and asked, "So when you visit the appearance is of many Chinese?" Before I could answer, he said, "Lhasa is also now becoming like that: Chinatown".

When we erode the liberties and compromise the values that underwrite our national strength and undermine the greatest reason why our friends respect us and our enemies fear us most, becoming more like that which we have stood against, then the terrorists have won.

When the gaps between people — which are universal — fuel envy and resentment more than aspiration and striving, then America has started becoming like the places that have long yearned to become like it.

Many of the world's leading cities are becoming like the Berlin that Benjamin called a prison, and from which he escaped whenever possible.

The First step into becoming like Kirra is that you either keep your hair color or get a dirty blondish hair color.

"In many ways," says Dureau, "we think that television is becoming like the Internet in that there is a multiplication of channels.