Sentence examples for good becoming from inspiring English sources

Unlike literally every single UK winner, however, she's actually become wildly successful, with a load of tunes from her 2017 album So Good becoming chart staples.

It's no good becoming more equal just because everybody's access to healthcare has worsened.

Near the end, Robert tells John that he's "very good, becoming quite exquisite".

In 1937 after three years back in London, he returned to the United States for good, becoming a citizen in 1941.

For instance, Dr Wilson claimed that some paedophiles he had studied turned their feelings to social good – becoming teachers or social workers, "where they could enjoy the company of children without plotting abuse".

How do they think their father would feel now about the building, whose permanence is assured, but whose existence will soon change for good, becoming both more historically fixed and more public?

A sharp decline in a country's currency can lead to imported goods becoming too expensive.

What good is becoming an expert when you'll only converse with other experts?

Richard Strauss found it good, and becoming fashionable in French scores.

Mads Mikkelsen smoulders as the good doctor, becoming Queen Caroline Matilda's lover and trying to introduce social reform.

The old philanthropic Victorian view of volunteering as doing good is becoming an outdated and one-dimensional perspective.