Sentence examples for becoming no from inspiring English sources

If they did, it would become apparent that advertising agencies are becoming no longer just customers, but also the competition.

I could have stayed forever; becoming, no doubt, steadily more reclusive and eccentric.

This speaks of a much more depressing reality: Ireland is becoming no place for the young.

But Magritte can be boring, too, the surreal and uncanny becoming no more than a stock-in-trade.

The historic bracket that opened in the sixties is starting to close; the boomers' memoirs of becoming no longer lead up to the present.

Saha helped Cameron "detoxify" the Conservative brand from as early as 2005, and worked on the 2010 election campaign before becoming No 10's head of digital communications.

Otherwise, many cities risk either going bust like Detroit or becoming no-go areas for all but an elite minority.

He mentions that he broadcast the first piece suggesting Burnley and Oldham were becoming no-go areas because of racial conflict.

A return to all-out conflict would mean the north and east becoming no-go areas, seriously threatening the ability of local and international aid agencies to continue the rehabilitation and reconstruction work.

Once down in the urban dumps, these cities have bounced back from the brink of becoming no-go destinations, turning tumultuous pasts into tourist drawcards.

Ratchet down the rhetoric, hold off on a vote and buy the new president some time to build the understanding and the consensus they will need to prevent Detroit from becoming No-Mo-town.