Sentence examples for has become long from inspiring English sources

Short has become long and difficult has become very difficult.

But it seems the environmentally weightless economy has become long, if not permanently delayed at its departure gate.

My preference is simply to say that the question has become – long ago – historically irrelevant for all foreseeable political purposes.

In his songs, the country's motto "God, the Nation, the King," is transformed into "God, the Nation, Liberty"; and "Long live the King" has become "Long Live the People".

All Show and No Go In fact, the notion of a "female" automobile has become long outdated.

Yet, it makes sense to point out that a meeting has become long due merely to tradition, as this might be the first time anyone's noticed or had the courage to say so.

Elections have become long spells of organised thuggery.

These relationships often grow close and have become long lasting.

The days, in truth, have become long, lean years.

Some projects have become long term well funded collaborations such as Mobilizing Minds, which explores pathways to young adult mental health.

Separating the personal from the public in our elected leaders is a form of compartmentalization to which Americans have become long accustomed.