Sentence examples for had really become from inspiring English sources

But unless you lived in a working pit village, which by the 1980s was becoming rare, the mining traditions had really become vestigial: a grandad's trade, represented by school days out to Beamish and Sid Chaplin's writings.

"For the last couple of years, the basic learning toys had really become commodities.

"I mean, to me, Breakfast had really become a way of looking at life.

We spent some time together in NYC, and after seeing the show, I could see how the painting had really become a symbol of the band and the new album.

"Apparently he had really become a part of the community in Thame and I can believe that because he was such a nice man".

At this point, HipChat and Stride had really become superfluous to the company and they sold the IP to their competitor.

"I had really became interested in soccer in the US and how it was progressing," Rawlins says.

"Heritage has really become an outlier.

"It has really become mainstream".

We have really become a family".

"The cartoons have really become a commodity for me".