Sentence examples for becoming said from inspiring English sources

"Al obsesses about what the world will end up becoming," said one friend of the Gores, "and I know that was tiring for Tipper to be around.

"I'm sure the president, and many Republicans, roll their eyes about how political the Nobel Peace Prize is becoming," said former Bush press secretary Ari Fleischer.

"It seems to me this debate is about the anger or fear at what the city is becoming," said Council President Bruce Harrell, who had to warn members of the crowd after repeated yelling and chanting during the proceedings.

"It's a difficult situation because the Fed has relied more upon capital markets to determine how tight or tough credit terms are becoming," said David M. Jones of Aubrey Lanston & Company.

"It's certainly consistent with what we've all been noting, the growth in cohabitation in this country, but it also tells us how complex American families are becoming," said Freya L. Sonenstein, director of population studies at the Urban Institute in Washington and a visiting fellow at the Public Policy Institute of California.

"I think he is ignoring the … reality of how diverse our nation, and in particular, California, is becoming," said Quyen Dinh, executive director of the Southeast Asia Resource Action Center.

"I think Cape May is rife for becoming, say, the anti-Hamptons," said Mr. Bashaw.

The odds are against this school becoming, say, the Stuyvesant of the Bronx.

The drugs could stop a 5-foot-9 girl from becoming, say, 6 feet tall.

"Cairo is in a state of becoming," he said.

"We understood how unpopular he was becoming," Torborg said.