Sentence examples for it become a test from inspiring English sources

It become a test of organisation and discipline for Klopp's men and the midfield trio of Milner, Lucas Leiva and Allen, while not one many would pay to watch for invention, were integral in stifling Villarreal until the final act.

"I've never understood why Republicans didn't pitch their campaigns that way -- they always let it become a test of who cares most about folks trying to move up," said Mr. Daniels, who was White House political director from 1985 to 1987.

It became a test of strength.

From there, it became a test of wills.

Instead it became a test for me," she wrote.

It became a test of character after the goals.

The war never went away in America, at the most fundamental level, because it became a test of how Americans saw their country.

Once it was clear that Sept. 11 was a story that justified the entire arsenal of information age machinery, it became a test of how that machinery might work -- now that it mattered in a way it hadn't in the days of O. J. and Monica.

Rather, although it was difficult to see clearly at that moment of drama and excitement, it became a test of the central issue raised by Cox, on his way out: "Whether we shall continue to be a government of laws and not of men is now for Congress and ultimately the American people".

These understandings are of course always important, but in a crisis they become still more so, and it becomes a test of the adequacy of an institution's leadership that it strengthens, rather than weakening, those aims.

After I'd passed all previous beard limits, it became a test with myself to see how long I would let it grow- how gnarly I'd let it get.