Sentence examples for becoming to go from inspiring English sources

"When Congress is looking at war and when you've got a lot of families grieving," said Kenneth E. Feltman, a lobbyist and former president of the lobbying league, "it isn't very becoming to go hat in hand".

It's often noted that she does this for her characters in her novels, less often that, in her essays, she exemplifies it in the investigative, critical voice that celebrates and expands, and demands it in her insistence on multiplicity, on irreducibility, and maybe on mystery, if mystery is the capacity of something to keep becoming, to go beyond, to be uncircumscribable, to contain more.

While the Mid-Market area is becoming to go-to Mecca for companies (Twitter, Square, Zendesk etc), startups are also thinking outside the box when it comes to finding real estate.

'She is becoming afraid to go out,' Powell said.

Indeed, for hundreds, maybe thousands of Internet companies founded with big ambitions, it is becoming time to go home.

With the burgeoning amounts of gene sequence and expression data now available it is becoming feasible to go beyond the matching of individual homologous genes to homologous morphologies and instead build gene networks and profiles for developmental or morphological characters.

But it was becoming more difficult to go on with life as usual.

Now, Melrose Place is becoming a place to go, as showrooms for professional decorators move there and reopen as boutiques.

Reyes avoided becoming the first pitcher to go winless in 29 starts.

Mr. Green released his first advertisement yesterday, thus becoming the fourth Democrat to go on the air.

I would tell anyone thinking about becoming a mature student to go for it.