Sentence examples for fence becoming from inspiring English sources

Referring to the Stop Bullying: Speak Up campaign that has garnered the support from other celebrities, Banks posted on her Facebook wall that "Being kind is the fiercest move you can make!" and noting in a video post that she's been on "both sides of the fence," becoming a bullying victim later.

The results depict statues on stone smartphones, chain link fences becoming birds, and typewriters that seem to be speaking for themselves in a way that often feels like they're images culled directly from his own subconscious.

Daryl Homer made a historic win for Team USA on Aug. 9 when he was awarded the silver medal in men's sabre fencing, becoming the first American (and by default the first African-American) to take home the award in 112 years.

Sitting on the fence is becoming a virtue.

The land here is a lush green, and fencing is set atop levees far from the banks, to prevent the fences from becoming dams that cause flooding.

Even fences are becoming high-tech.

The former inmate proved to be an industrious labourer, helping to fence the property and becoming one of the farm's best workers.

Continuous stud walls form the body of the house but shed their sheathing as they move outward, becoming porches, fences, and trellis in the landscape.

"He went from having that leg kick, where he could hit the ball over the fence with any swing, to becoming a still hitter with no stride," Valentine said, recalling Escobar's spring training.

While fencing with the foil was becoming increasingly stylized, dueling with swords still continued.

Drinking extra water and shortening her midday fencing sessions kept her from becoming dehydrated.