Sentence examples for coming becomes from inspiring English sources

The romantic duck pond, where he waits for a wife who isn't coming, becomes a hellish nightscape of migrating geese with a "sound that still makes me shudder every time I hear it, howank-howank-howank-howank".

It's in this context that something as derivative as "I Feel It Coming" becomes so strangely hypnotic a flaccid callback to an already bygone age of complete and total, glorious mediocrity.

"The Chinese are coming" became the last refuge of war-profiteering scoundrels once the Russians started cutting back dramatically, but this alarm was never plausible.

You can come become something greater than just yourself.

She saw an ad for the degree program on television: "Come become a medical assistant!" Now, such talk seems farcical.

There are so many funny women that aren't getting a chance to showcase who come become big stars," the 52-year-old said.

The Supreme Court is still one of the few relatively leakproof institutions in Washington, so the search for clues about when the ruling might come became desperate.

A new procedure, the sauvegarde, was introduced in the latest reform of the bankruptcy code (Loi de sauvegarde des entreprises), which came became effective in 2006.

The Japanese culture of learning from earthquake disasters can also serve as a model for Iran and eventually accountable actions for the earthquake risk reduction for all present generations, and those yet to come, become more than just articulated.

A New Day Has Come became a commercial success throughout the world and entered number one in more than seventeen countries.

They make the subject come alive, become relevant, become useful, become important.