Sentence examples for body becoming from inspiring English sources

Ms. Newman said that the natural category has become a "very crowded marketplace," with Whole Body becoming an important national retailer drawing in the ideal shopper, one who "is very interested in a holistic lifestyle".

The fourth picture (below left) is full of futurist movement and urgency, with the figure of the ballet dancer (here not really resembling Portman) pushing forward into the frame, its masked face almost screaming, its body becoming less realistic and representational until its legs become merely a red triangle.

If you're going to work magic on your own body, becoming invisible seems more plausible than transmogrifying, perhaps because of the abundance of everyday ways to conceal ourselves.

He was keen to keep governors at both schools on side, but admits that this led to the governing body becoming too large and unwieldy.

In 2008, he managed to properly rehydrate his first full body, becoming a quasi-celebrity among the city's residents and in the country's forensic science circles.

Alternatively, if both competitors reach 10 points, the duel goes to sudden death, with the first to land a blow to the head or body becoming the winner.

They were plunged into a new era of American men's water polo, still wearing their clothes, their bodies becoming numb in 58-degree water.

Rebecca Stenn's "Embrace," performed by Ms. Stenn and Trebien Pollard to music by Messiaen, was a matter of slow moves, holds and near-stillness, with the two bodies becoming calligraphic symbols for love rather than lovers.

Cezanne's series of paintings of two southern French country types playing cards, poker faced and absorbed, their bodies becoming tubular in the brown geometry of a cafe corner, are among his most enigmatic masterpieces.

The Korean phrase "nam nam buk nyeo" refers to the idea that North Korean women and South Korean men make the best mates — a term that hints at female bodies becoming a conduit for the larger reunification.

The inner part of single channels is filled in "bundles," with sand bodies becoming thinner and finer from axis to the edge.