Sentence examples similar to becoming replete with from inspiring English sources
Just as it is distressing to contemplate the hungry, it is cheering to contemplate others becoming replete.
They are told stories of schools that escaped years of dysfunction by becoming "community learning centers," replete with dental clinics, mental health therapists and mentors from local banks and churches.
If the king saw a way to strengthen his position, the ambassador, an unabashed champion of Libya's monarchy, saw a chance to pull far ahead of the Soviets, and to prevent Libya from slipping, as Egypt had, toward becoming a Soviet proxy, replete with Soviet military goods.
But the APSCU legal presentation is also replete with warnings that becoming a non-profit could put a real damper on the capacity of the barons who run for-profit colleges to keep raking in big bucks from their schools.
This is rapidly becoming one of our favorite cuisines: light, healthy and replete with lively flavors.
History is replete with lottery winners whose lives have gone sour after becoming rich.
Members of Congress are increasingly worried about the lame-duck session after the election, one replete with expiring tax provisions and onerous budget cuts that are increasingly becoming known as the "fiscal cliff".
Since becoming party chief, Xi has called for an end to official extravagance, especially banquets replete with food and liquor paid for by public funds.
The British accounts were replete with the views of bleached blonds who said hairdressers would never allow blondness to become extinct, and doctors who said that rare genes would pop up to keep natural blonds from becoming an endangered species.
So replete with memories.
