Sentence examples for has become local from inspiring English sources

Anticipating the placement of the barriers at Marble Avenue has become local custom.

Like coffee and beer, the chocolate business has become local and really creative, marrying chocolate with things like kelp and cayenne.

Abkhazia, for its part, remains cut off from the rest of Georgia, its status unresolved, but even there violence has become local and occasional.

"Now that Terror has become local, how do we live?" the old nun, Sister Edgar, asks in "The Angel Esmeralda" (first published in 1994 and later incorporated into "Underworld") — and we feel we are back in the right neighborhood.

"Now that Terror has become local, how do we live?" the old nun, Sister Edgar, asks in "The Angel Esmeralda" (first published in 1994 and later incorporated into "Underworld")—and we feel we are back in the right neighborhood.

Now we are used to the headlines being filled with strife in foreign lands as all news has become local.

Very recently of course it has became local terror, regional terror and you have international terror.

In other well-known pirate dens, like Garoowe, Eyl, Hobyo and Xarardheere, pirates have become local celebrities.

He scaled back his investment, and having become local MP in 1910, spent more and more time in London.

These individuals have become local heroes and media darlings: their popularity has in many cases provided a springboard to higher office, including the presidency.

Melanesian pidgins, English-based pidgins that are used widely in Melanesia; in some areas they have evolved into expanded pidgins, having become local vernaculars comparable to the creoles spoken in the Caribbean and around the Indian Ocean.