Sentence examples for it always becomes from inspiring English sources

America does this to every culture, everything from rap music to skateboarding to golf; it always becomes commodified.

"It always becomes in the end the lowest common denominator," Sir Jeremy Greenstock, the British representative, said of the debate today.

Likewise, Stones found that the designers behind these miniature universes were attracted to the projects by the possibility of realising their personal visions in their entirety, with fewer compromises: "Small spaces allow a designer the kind of control you never get with huge places, because it always becomes too expensive," explains Stones.

If a cell switches to GE Α, it always becomes quiescent.

With every new number I got excited for about three seconds but then it always became immediately obvious that none of them were going anywhere – so it was just more of the same and the same and the same … It just lacked the soul, heart and simple raw emotions of the De La Guarda show – at least as I remember it".

"What he found funny, it somehow always became funny".

The previous embassy, in downtown Nairobi, was bombed by Osama bin Laden's men in 1998, killing 213 people and wounding 5,000, and she believed that it could always become a target again.

Correspondingly, no matter how salty another sample is, it can always become more salty and even "turn to salt" because there is no upper limit to the degree of emergence from the background.

Still, he acknowledged the danger in the practice: "It could always become ruinous".

If a person has a mental illness of any sort, it will always become part of the headline, whereas people with other kinds of illnesses maintain their privacy.

As a company grows, its biggest challenge always becomes communication.