Sentence examples for becoming places from inspiring English sources

At Yale University, protests erupted after an email warning about racially insensitive Halloween costumes prompted a professor to complain that campuses were becoming "places of censure and prohibition".

Kargi is a simple rustic idyll with a few vine-shaded cafes and a clutch of pensions on a shingle beach, and the tiny villages of Hayıtbük, Kızılbük and Ovabükü, triple bays in a row, are becoming places to spend a day on the beach.

It is an interesting overlap: churches are once again becoming places of hospitality, like the old-fashioned hospitals of both spiritual and medicinal healing, and healthcare professionals are recognising that the age and aesthetics of old churches can still somehow give people peace of mind.

More and more they are in danger of becoming places where larger social and historical patterns are either consciously or unconsciously played out, where people of all ages are given cursory lessons in history and morality, or where consumer desire is stoked by merchandise orchestrated into artful displays that may or may not be sponsored by the maker of that merchandise.

Universities are increasingly becoming places where "thoughtcrime" is so palpable as to stifle academic dissent.

Cities are becoming places where young people -- hipsters of different origins and social class -- struggle against each other to redefine the notion of "good taste".

By Alex Ross John Luther Adams says, "My music is going inexorably from being about place to becoming place".

"My music is going inexorably from being about place to becoming place," Adams said of his installation.

The reality is it's quickly becoming place that's just for the rich, and those who are not part of that category are seen as an obstacle to growth.

Now, Melrose Place is becoming a place to go, as showrooms for professional decorators move there and reopen as boutiques.

Houseboats are becoming popular places to live.