Sentence examples for circle becoming from inspiring English sources

He has come full circle, becoming the modest complementary player he was for his first few seasons, but this time it is harder for him.

The men among them rise, take off their shoes and socks, ties and jackets, then form a tight circle, becoming the grail knights, stand-ins for us in the audience.

The blog's readership has since expanded beyond Valerio's inner circle, becoming a site dedicated to body acceptance advocacy, long-distance trail running and fitness information.

Inversion in one such intersection point F renders the constructed circles into straight lines emanating from F and the two given circles into concentric circles, with the third given circle becoming another circle (in general).

Tchaikovsky spent much time in this circle, becoming far more at ease with them than he had been with the 'Five' and increasingly confident in showcasing his music alongside theirs.

Since the 70's, album covers have embarked on a parallel existence in galleries and collectors' circles, becoming prized as artworks in themselves.

I felt that onstage one could speak lyrically and with emotion, and that the actor was longing for that kind of speech, whereas in poetic discourse emotion was in some circles becoming embarrassing".

Since moving to New York in 2009, Mr. Hughes and his even younger fiancé, Sean Eldridge, 25, an investor and political activist, have emerged as a significant force in political circles, becoming enthusiastic fund-raisers for the progressive issues they support, which include gay civil rights.

Treatt then joined local government circles, becoming Chair of the Boundaries Commission from 1964 to 1969 and was later appointed as the Chief Commissioner for the dismissed City of Sydney from 1967 to 1969, overseeing the redistribution of council boundaries and reorganisation of council agencies.

These days with more and more social circles becoming sexually diverse, how can you tell if the guy swinging a glow stick next to you at some Bushwick "rave" is looking to put his pole in a hole or looking for another pole to pole all over his face?

The circle goes round and round, becoming more bitter and entrenched each week.