Sentence examples for everything which has become from inspiring English sources

He performed at S.O.B.'s on Wednesday in the latest in a spate of New York shows that have followed the speedy crossover success of "All Gold Everything," which has become a hit on radio with uncommon speed, probably thanks to Mr. James's coining of hip-hop's late-2012 catchPopped: "Popped a molly, I'm sweatin'/Woooo!" (Molly is a version of Ecstasy known for its purity).

Yahoo!, which has become the superportal for everything Web-related, has similarly ignored her.

He sees everything in black and white, no middle ground, which has become increasingly painful for him in dealing with seriously complex issues.

Everything now is about money to run electoral campaigns, which have become incredibly expensive.

He was in blue jeans and a brown fringed suede jacket and clearly lost in thoughts of times and places miles away from SW3.... Then everything which had been easy suddenly became difficult.

"There's a generation which is used to a culture in which it's normal that everything has become a commodity," she says.

Not everything is local or Brooklyn made, but she says that every chosen product evokes the artisanal sensibility for which Brooklyn has become notorious.

From wheelie bin cleaners to firms that make wooden huts to cover them and stickers that identify which houses they belong to, everything has become a business opportunity.

Now, he says, everything Georgian has become his hobby.

Excrement, like everything else, has become a heritage industry.

The Keating Five story foreshadows everything McCain has become.