Sentence examples for becoming stale from inspiring English sources
"The variety keeps them from becoming stale," Ms. Ramirez said.
How did this debate so quickly risk becoming stale, even self-defeating?
Staying in the post too long greatly increases the chances of making a calamitous error or becoming stale.
But as more and more shows jump on the meta-bandwagon, is the genre itself becoming stale?
"The question is not with him becoming stale and lethargic, because Bob is not wired that way," Gulati said.
"They believed that the Abstract Expressionism of the '40s and early '50s was becoming stale," Ms. Glimcher said.
Even though I am a big fan of the series this is a welcome shot in the arm for a game that was becoming slightly stale.
By the mid-60s he was the most powerful art adviser and collectors' counsellor in America, but his taste was already becoming increasingly stale.
And as we've heard many times before, the value of your location database is only as good as its freshness, and this could help Yelp from becoming too stale.
A church in Latin America that was in danger of becoming a stale religious monopoly - witness the malaise throughout much of Western Europe - is reasserting itself in what is a vibrant religious landscape from Mexico to Brazil, according to some researchers.
Our contacts become stale.
