Sentence examples for best became from inspiring English sources

Last week's match-play event, which featured sixty-four of the world's best, became a sideshow following his (and Tiger's) early departure.

It's a sad fact that what was hailed 42 years ago as television at its best became, a few short years later, politics at its worst.

One variation of the ultimatum game shows that humans feel this way, too: instead of randomly assigning the proposer role, the researchers had the participants take a trivia quiz beforehand, and the ones who did best became proposers.

In December 1994, Popocatepetl, which is geologically similar to the volcanoes in the Cascade Range in Washington and Oregon that the United States geological team knew best, became active with a series of eruptions after lying dormant since 1927.

Thereafter Federer, who was several notches below his best, became a little over-anxious in his search for outright winners and the tennis was markedly patchy, as finals often are.

The French Open, so different in style and soundtrack from the American sporting events that I knew best, became a symbol of our new life, our new adventure, as well as my ability to still pay a few bills as an expatriate.

So their training, difficult at best, becomes longer as they try to upgrade shaky events.

The forecast fiscal surplus can best become reality through rapid economic growth.

This time will be no different if policy makers let the best become the enemy of the good.

The best become more than an idea; they become an unstoppable force that everyone wants to get behind.

At what point does "daddy knows best" become "I think daddy might be losing touch with reality"?