Sentence examples for ends become from inspiring English sources

The tight ends become more prevalent in our offense now".

Bergman also investigated the pyroelectric properties of the mineral tourmaline and discovered that when a tourmaline crystal is heated, the ends become oppositely charged.

Like Chris Marker's pioneering sci-fi La jetée (which inspired Terry Gilliam's Twelve Monkeys), Your Name spirals elegantly towards a point where beginnings and ends become indistinguishable, but does so more in the manner of a melancholy coming-of-age comedy than an abstract arthouse experiment.

2. Social ends become business ends.

4. It is unclear as to whether in having my friend's ends become valuable to me, I do so by adopting these ends as my own, or whether they are valuable to me only as her ends: different examples Friedman offers tend to different interpretations.

As noted in the 3rd paragraph of Section 1.1, Friedman thinks my commitment to my friend cannot be grounded in appraisals of her, and so my acknowledgment of the worth of her goals, etc., is a matter of my bestowing value on these: her ends become valuable to me, and so suitable for motivating my actions, "just because they are hers".

Due to the occurrence of dissimilar materials and the abrupt change of cross-section, the stress distribution at plate ends becomes singular and is hence considerably complicated.

However, "Till the World Ends" became her second lowest peaking single in the United Kingdom.

"Till the World Ends" became Spears's seventh number-one dance song when it topped the chart in May 2011.

Very soon, both fibre ends became tapered (Fig.  2D).

However, generally 6 weeks following a rupture a direct repair opposing the tendon ends becomes increasingly difficult.