Sentence examples for becoming united from inspiring English sources

Two nations once divided by a common language are becoming united by football.

"People in Kohat are becoming united against the treatment of these mujahedeen," Mr. Paracha said in an interview.

An open border was "politically totemic" to republicans in Northern Ireland, he said, and while political union did not exist, both sides of the border were "becoming united in everyday life".

And this she does to prevent our becoming united by a common enmity, and her having us both on her hands, and also to ensure getting the start of you in one of two ways, either by crippling our power or by making its strength her own.

Some claim that the world is gradually becoming united, that it will grow into a brotherly community as distances shrink and ideas are transmitted through the air.

Rooney, who is becoming United's chief striker again after Robin van Persie has cooled down, did as Rooney does.

Only 9percentt say the country is becoming more united under Trump.

The Conservatives, racked for so long by civil war over Europe, are becoming relatively united on the subject.

The state would then recognize and regulate civil unions rather than civil marriage, and people would exchange marriage-like rights and duties by becoming "civilly united".

"But in these dark days all the peoples of our country are becoming more united in the great brotherly family led by the Communist party, founded and educated by Lenin and Stalin.

The America we all know has been a story of the many becoming one, uniting to preserve liberty, uniting to build the greatest economy in the world, uniting to save the world from unspeakable darkness.