Sentence examples for grows to become from inspiring English sources
The problem may be that the narrator, Plavchuk, never grows to become worthy of our sympathies or attention.
Mal takes to bed on his 25th birthday, obstinately remains there for decades and grows to become the world's heaviest man: "Mal hadn't moved for so long that his skin had begun to merge with the linen on the bed".
Such powerful symbolism is not, however, as profound as the satisfaction that comes from a well-plotted novel, in which a character truly develops, or grows to become a part of us.
As the Labour Party moves to the left and grows, to become one of the largest in Western Europe, it also seems to slip further from power in a country that has historically disliked extremes.
Each of these 33 stories can take the reader off guard between Carlson's craft and his imagination; "Plan B for the Middle Class," for instance, on the surface a story about a married couple's first vacation without their children, grows to become the recollection of the narrator's romantic coming-of-age.
Each of these 33 stories can take the reader off guard between Carlson's skills and his imagination; "Plan B for the Middle Class," for instance, on the surface a story about a married couple's first vacation without their children, grows to become the recollection of the narrator's romantic coming-of-age.
