Sentence examples for has become live from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the mantra for elite endurance athletes has become, "live high, train low".

The league rule book says, "A personal foul is illegal physical contact which occurs with an opponent after the ball has become live".

Dance music has become live music's unlikely next act, with money pouring into local operators, many of whom are built on nothing but a name and contacts with star D.J.'s.

An indirect contact shock occurs when an exposed conductive part that has become live under fault conditions is touched.

The album has come to be seen as a foundational influence on hard rock, punk, and heavy metal; several tracks have become live Alice Cooper standards and are frequently covered by other bands.

But for many of us our communicative lives have become lives of chaos, fragmentation, addiction, alienation, guilt.

The last attempt ended yesterday, after 2,400 people had become living works of art for an hour each.

Over the past few years, Dr. Benner and his colleagues have amassed evidence for one potential path by which chemicals could have become living matter.

As "The X-Files" has erupted from a cult hit for cool people into a worldwide craze, with marketing tie-ins, personal appearances that turn into near-riots, and a constant Internet frenzy, its stars have become living posters.

Alison Chase's "Tsu-Ku-Tsu," performed by the cast of "Davenen," began with dancers carried on the heads and backs of other dancers, as if these human beings had become living totem poles.

In August, a former managing editor of the Sun, Stig Abell, wrote in the New York Times that the other tabloids had become "living relics", with the Express "no more than an incontinent shriek of made-up facts about health and immigration".