Sentence examples similar to becoming much loved from inspiring English sources

Other family-friendly comedy roles came in Disney's Aladdin, voicing the Genie, and as a cross-dressing divorcee in Mrs Doubtfire, each becoming much-loved.

There they had many happy holidays, with Ian becoming a much loved member of the village community, regularly arriving from England with his son, Nigel, and friends by motorbike.

Sherrin's entertainment career spanned five decades and he blazed a trail for generations of comedians in the 1960s, before becoming a much loved fixture on Radio 4, fronting the enduring popular show Loose Ends from its start in 1986.

"I wanted to try cases; I love the excitement of a trial, I love being before a jury," he said, becoming much more animated at the mere thought of courtroom action.

"Telecommuting is becoming much bigger.

People are becoming much more determined".

It is becoming much more open.

Alternative sites are becoming much more attractive".

They are becoming much more student centered.

Transactions are becoming much more complex.

We're becoming much more granular".