Sentence examples for becoming nearly from inspiring English sources

When botrytis attacks, the grapes dry up, becoming nearly solid.

Video monitors are becoming nearly as plentiful as cell phones.

Parisa Khobdeh, the troupe's funniest woman, is on her way to becoming nearly as complex.

"Suddenly I saw the most amazing person," she recalled, her voice becoming nearly rapturous.

The glut of films is rapidly becoming nearly a year-round state of affairs.

Sykes struggled with hearing loss throughout his adulthood, eventually becoming nearly deaf, and macular degeneration left him legally blind.

But after a home defeat by Leeds three weeks ago made it four losses out of four against the Rhinos, St Helens and Wigan so far this year, Smith himself admitted that the Wolves are in danger of becoming "nearlys, maybes and almosts".

These questions become topical because the stethoscope is reportedly becoming obsolete, nearly 200 years after it was invented.

And since becoming mayor nearly a decade ago, he has minutely quantified virtually every detail of his government, from the number of mentally ill inmates in city jails to the days left in his current term.

Second, over-the-air broadcasts are becoming a nearly obsolete technology.

Cultural differences developed between the two regions, with Inner Mongolia becoming more nearly Chinese in character and population.