Sentence examples for had become frequent from inspiring English sources

Since the transition, informal payments had become frequent, explicit, solicited by staff, increasingly in cash, and less affordable.

By late 2009 Perry had become frequent tabloid fodder, largely because of her quirky, vividly coloured fashions which borrowed variously from 1940s pinup models, burlesque performers, and the kawaii ("cute") cultural aesthetic of Japan as well as her high-profile relationship with English comedian Russell Brand.

They are said to have been declaratory of the common law, and actions of slander were slowly, but gradually multiplied, between the time of Edward III., and the reign of Elizabeth, when they had become frequent.

By 1902, Leno's angry and violent behaviour directed at fellow cast members, friends and family had become frequent.

Manumission had become frequent enough that in 2 BC a law (Lex Fufia Caninia) limited the number of slaves an owner was allowed to free in his will.

This result suggested that in population 2 at least one mutation that led to faster aging had become frequent, either because it conferred a benefit early in life and was thus selected for, or because it was neutral early in life and drifted into the population.

Rows between the government and the press have become frequent.

Recently, schematically drawn figurative designs have become frequent.

Death and the body have become frequent themes, most spectacularly in three large, harrowing self-portraits.

Still, whatever one thinks of such deals for sports complexes, they have become frequent.

COMPARISONS between California and the land of Socrates have become frequent recently.