Sentence examples for have become built from inspiring English sources
Since my mother entered hospice, our lives have become built around daily visits to her.
Knowledge and empirical understanding of stability have become built into traditional recipes and procedures; indeed, recipes for many sauces have evolved so that the sauce remains stable long enough to be taken from the kitchen to the table and consumed over a prolonged period.
Charlie Rose: Can you argue with new thinking, new -- in other words, rethinking the way things ought to work and what had become built in to a system that, a system that failed.
We have become a club built on our pitching, so it's a priority to do that.
Jason Giambi has not influenced his teammates in those ways, but aside from the cosmetic differences, the Yankees seemingly have become a team built in their new star's image.
While the enormous amount of data generated by these high-throughput experiments have become invaluable to build powerful computational models for predicting domain-peptide interactions, these kinds of data also have some severe caveats.
The city's gates and walls have become "part of the built environment", according to Jonny Byrne, a lecturer in politics at the University of Ulster.
Other residents report that previously clean local rivers have become polluted since PVDC built a dam to collect water containing cyanide, which is used to leach gold from crushed rock.PVDC has signed the international code of practice for the handling of cyanide.
"Legacy tools have become outdated and were built for a different generation of databases in which data needed to be ETL'd into highly manicured silos before being exposed to the end user for exploration," he said.
In recent years, because of the shortage of natural rock, traditional forms of river and coastal structures have become very expensive to build and maintain.
What I find fascinating is that these sorts of projects – of which there are hundreds if not thousands online – have become so simple to build.
