Sentence examples for in become from inspiring English sources
The truth is that a lot of old buildings, if they're not properly invested in, become tired old buildings.
But it is at the height of summer, when thousands of performers vie for attention over an intense three weeks that, according to Mills, a spirit of "exuberant chaos" reigns free, and the city and the people who have travelled from all over the world to join in become as much a part of the festival proceedings as the various goings-on at the venues themselves.
These diaries, providing they are regularly filled in, become crucial in the diagnosis and management of headache disorders because they provide further information on attack frequency and temporal pattern, drug intake, trigger factors, and short-/long-term responses to treatment.
Soon they'd in become the biggest band in the world.
The ones who don't "fit in" become targets.
Don't resist it, or wish it weren't there; but let it in, become interested in how it feels.
Those in the audience who have bonded with Ms. Voigt's Brünnhilde until now must watch some acrobatic stand-in become a human prop in another Lepage stage trick.
But when incidents such as the embassy break-in become an international affair and foreign governments question Egypt's ability to protect diplomats, whoever they may be, people become edgier.
Sleeping in became a mark of prestige.
Tools-in-use become phenomenologically transparent.
