Sentence examples for has become a fall from inspiring English sources
While it has become a fall tradition for special interests to extract favors from Congress in a session's final days, some officials, consumer groups and lawmakers expressed alarm at the unusually large number of "riders" -- narrowly focused attachments to broad spending bills.
Bernheimer's tasting of Champagnes and other bubbles has become a fall tradition at her Larchmont Village home.
Your song 'Fairytale of New York' has become a Christmas staple.
A GAS row between Russia and Ukraine has become a Christmas ritual.
The chain is offering discounts of up to 50% in what has become a Christmas tradition.
What was once something to frighten the children at Halloween has become a winter kitchen stalwart.
Since then, this song about love has become a Christmas staple for us at the station.
Like news, art marketing has become a today operation; whether the product lives any longer than the hype is tomorrow's problem.
In what has become a Christmas tradition in the UK, our cities are bustling with punters soaking up the festive atmosphere, munching chestnuts and sipping Glühwein.
It has become a Thanksgiving tradition among the poor to come to the soup kitchen at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church here for free turkeys to take home to their families.
The area around Richmond, Va., has become a Christmas beacon over recent decades, where cars and tour buses fill with families for hours-long sightseeing trips.
