Sentence examples for bill has become from inspiring English sources

"The health bill has become their witch.

The state's wage bill has become bloated.

Bill has become Ken, and Ken Bill.

Just paying the electric bill has become a monthly cliffhanger.

Some threat: neither bill has become law, nor has Mr Khatami achieved any other significant reform.

"Bill has become a kind of humanist, which perhaps he wasn't before," he said.

There were immediate signs that the bill had become imperiled.

He says he did so because the bill had become a "wish-list" crammed with unrelated spending.

By last summer, the economic situation in the state was continuing to deteriorate, and the mining bill had become a top priority in Walker's jobs program.

First, he noted that as of July 1 the Anti-Corruption bill had become fully operational, laying the legal groundwork to accelerate the prosecution of corruption.

But from the moment I heard that this bill had become a reality, I felt offended and also that I had to stand in peaceful solidarity with our immigrant brothers who are being made the victims in this".