Sentence examples for go becoming from inspiring English sources

Although many depressions resolve themselves within a year, with or without treatment, sometimes they take hold and won't let go, becoming incrementally worse with each passing day, until suicide seems like the only exit.

Rather, I see Dragon Go becoming a sort of planning application.

It was a fine film, beautifully animated with a nice score and some clever plot twists, but I didn't think it was as fun as Tangled, and its songs weren't as catchy despite "Let It Go" becoming the anthem of a generation (of 8-year-old girls).

If we let that go, becoming enchanted with "Inherent Vice" is easy.

With interactive games like Pokémon Go becoming more popular, Nerve is something that does not seem too unrealistic.

In 2002, when she was 17 years old, Lavigne entered the music industry with her debut album Let Go, becoming one of the most popular pop punk artists, a reason she earned her reputation of a 'skater punk' persona and "pop punk princess".

"It's like a spark that comes and goes, becoming more familiar each time.

Carry on through the gate, the going becoming steeper under the trees, until the path splits into two.

He did, however, continue to write wherever he went, becoming a kind of unattached conservative, almost a cold war warrior, who earned his pence by broadcasting for Radio Free Europe.

So off he went, becoming an all-purpose deputy to Harry Boardman, the sketchwriter, and the kindly but irascible political correspondent, Francis Boyd.

A camp commander orders Wasserman to spin out variations of a story he's written titled "Children of the Heart," and he keeps going and going, becoming a Jewish Scheherazade.