Sentence examples for becoming recurring from inspiring English sources

Vice President Dick Cheney is heading back to the hospital this morning for the latest in what are becoming recurring episodes involving his damaged heart.

It is becoming a recurring theme.

(Fred Thompson began as a lawyer and politician before becoming a recurring character on "Law & Order").

It is becoming a recurring theme and West Ham's fans were not in the mood to be sympathetic after his latest lapse.

With a more generous referee than Jonathan Kaplan the record margin in this fixture would have been wider still but the tightness of the visitors' defence is now becoming a recurring feature.

It was becoming a recurring theme for Liverpool at Old Trafford: in five consecutive league games, from 1992-93 to 1996-97, they were the better side, yet they lost three and drew two.

In what is becoming a recurring theme for Syracuse, the freshman Donte Greene was the leading scorer and the best player on the floor last night for the No. 21 Orange in the consolation game of the N.I.T. Season Tip-Off tournament.

St Mirren have been playing well, but it is becoming a recurring theme that decent performances are thwarted by opponents who take their chances.

Lemongrab would soon becoming a recurring character.

But there's also concern that this is becoming a recurring issue because Earnhardt did not drive in two races in 2012 because of concussion-related symptoms as well.

It's becoming a recurring trend in the Avatar series that the Avatars are needed not only to maintain balance but to act as a figureheads and role models for the various nations.