Sentence examples for end becoming from inspiring English sources
At each step, the host cell and endosymbiont both benefit, the endosymbiont steadily losing its autonomy as it becomes integrated into the host, in the end becoming an organelle-mitochondria.
He was transformed as a junior, when he was moved to defensive end, becoming a standout on the field and a leader in the locker room.
I simply wish to have the handbag that I want to have.' Because, in the end, becoming too fashionable could wreck the discreet one-upmanship of the Birkin.
His charms had long since begun to wear thin with the museum trustees, with their murmurs about Mondrian being "just crossed lines" and "this Klee fellow" being "really the living end" becoming increasingly audible.
The trail follows the north bank of Ennerdale Water, which isn't truly a lake because the Liza river flows into its eastern end, becoming the Ehen when it flows out of the west.
David Cameron will today set out a vision of London's East End becoming a hi-tech rival to Silicon Valley on the US west coast, disclosing Google, Facebook and a host of cutting-edge firms have committed to invest in the Olympic Park.
Sarah Meier gave her career the perfect ending, becoming the European figure skating champion before her home fans in Bern, Switzerland.
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But the movie house now says it will play both ends, becoming the first major studio to support each format.
But by 1964, the southern end was becoming noticeably marshy.
