Sentence examples for becoming set from inspiring English sources
To an extent unknown since before the first world war, economic relations in this country are becoming set in stone.
So while it is regrettable that LeBrock's casebook must close, Talbot shows no signs of becoming set in his ways.
The production in Arena's Kreeger Theater, on David Korins's sleekly becoming set, reveals to audiences a musical-writing team that successfully scales a new plateau; Pasek and Paul showed a lot of promise in their 2012 off-Broadway musical adaptation of the indie movie "Dogfight"; "Dear Evan Hansen" — on which playwright Levenson now joins them — is a whole other magnitude of accomplishment.
For now, the healthcare law is closer to becoming set in stone.
Over tuna fish sandwiches, grabbed in a rush at the office food court, she said, "You're becoming set in your ways.
We aimed to address these questions by examining the association between low-level arsenic exposure at 24 28 weeks gestation, a period of exposure during which DNA methylation patterns are becoming set in hematopoetic stem cells (Rodak et al. 2007), and patterns of epigenome-wide DNA methylation in umbilical cord blood samples from 134 mother infant pairs enrolled in a U.S.-based cohort study.
Weezer's prickly, depressive Pinkerton thrived in obscurity, becoming a set text for the current generation of emo bands.
"Cracks" is the screen adaptation of a 1999 novel by Sheila Kohler ("Becoming Jane Eyre"), set in a South African boarding school in the 1960s.
We have to organize showers?" Mr. Zimmer, the computer programmer, said he is also conscious of becoming too set in his ways, especially where sleeping is concerned.
These cutting-edge Bay Area workplaces are creating a new worker's paradise that is becoming increasingly set apart from any other labor market in the country and the world.
And if you don't pay attention then they promote the possibility that the viewers are becoming complacent, setting us all up for a major disaster in the future.
