Sentence examples for becoming something of a from inspiring English sources

The repeated gaffes, which now appear to becoming something of a pattern, have already become fodder for McCain's Democratic opponents.

Secret Cinema, you feel, is becoming something of a misnomer.

He was becoming something of a rule breaker in Claremont.

This hasn't stopped beach huts becoming something of a phenomenon.

But seniority is also becoming something of a scapegoat.

It is becoming something of a shrine to independence.

This is becoming something of a habit for Rochdale.

But even research and development is becoming something of a commodity these days.

Competitive or not, the Aqualillies are becoming something of a business juggernaut.

Indeed, the skate geezer is becoming something of a trope in popular culture.

But even wild Alaskan salmon are becoming something of a hybrid.