Sentence examples for grey became from inspiring English sources

Before Ms. Mengers died last year, Mrs. Grey became a confidante.

And yet black, not grey, became the neutral tone preferred by fashion insiders, the colour most closely associated with in-the-know chic.

Mr. Grey became more involved with film production recently, as he moved to whittle the executive team and step up progress on projects for 2011.

Written by E L James, the book version of "Fifty Shades of Grey" became a publishing sensation because of its depiction of kinky sex, selling roughly 70 million copies in print and e-book formats worldwide.

In menswear, grey became an symbol of postwar conformity – as in the 1956 Gregory Peck film The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit and on Cary Grant's advertising executive in North by Northwest.

Antony Grey became secretary in 1962, using the pen name he used for any letters he had published (his real name is Anthony Edward Gartside Wright): 'My father was dying.

Jackie Bird, 47, president at West Indies & Grey, becomes president and chief executive at WING.

Strands of the women's hair, formerly grey, become vivid red tendrils, while their bodies are made radiant by streaks and patches of color, variously soft and diaphanous, deep and opaque.

As tedious as "Fifty Shades of Grey" becomes after only a few pages, it rather brilliantly translates all of the revulsion and dread of "Mad Men" into libidinal titillation.

That's a problem: instead of selling a fantasy, "Fifty Shades of Grey," becomes a mess of innuendo, blurred consent lines and, ultimately, emotional and physical abuse.

As Grey Gardens became increasingly run-down — in time, it looked like something out of a gothic novel — the neighbors contacted the authorities.