Sentence examples for has become told from inspiring English sources

Italy's "The Great Beauty" is the story of a once-promising writer (played by Toni Servillo) looking back on the dissolute shell his life has become, told with a lush style of exuberant visual flourish.

"They got pissed off when I told them it was extortion and that I was really sad about what my country has become," Miguel told us.

"I ask you once again to realise how unacceptable it has become," he told her. "I think it only appropriate that you should reflect on your conduct and apologise to both Stuart Gulliver and Rona Fairhead".

It's how disillusioned and how disenfranchised the American electorate has become," Baldwin told host Josh Zepps.

"Politics has gone so hideously wrong, and the death of Tom Schweich is the natural consequence of what politics has become," Danforth told the stunned audience.

The Co-op has in effect adopted the strategy put forward in the directive before it has become law, telling bondholders to sacrifice around a third of their holdings to pay a third of the £1.5bn bailout package.

The two regional meetings, to be held next month and in October, raise again what has become a telling question of Mr. Abhisit's administration — his control of the country's security organs and of the stability of his nation.

A project like this is possible here now because the German film industry has become professional," he told Die Welt.

"This step has become necessary," he told a press conference in Berlin, adding it would cause disruption.

During testimony in March that has become infamous, Clapper told Senator Ron Wyden, a member of the intelligence committee, that the NSA was not intercepting data on millions of Americans.

"It's tricky now because satire has become reality," Parker told the program "7.30".