Sentence examples for it becomes old from inspiring English sources

It is a slideshow of the urban life cycle: building gets knocked down, new building gets put up, until it becomes old and/or unwanted enough or its land becomes desirable enough to have it get knocked down again.

In our new issue, we've got this entrepreneurial Sikh jeweller in his turban, we've got this Chinese woman, an East End jeweller... And, of course, the thing about new money is it becomes old money very quickly.' Regardless, things look very good for Greig.

For example, a pig is raised and it becomes old and ready for use as the key offering in the Sen Ruan.

So I look for new shit and hold onto it until it becomes old shit, and then I look for more.

Most electricians start doing this work, it becomes old very quickly.

The longer you sit on a photograph the less valuable it becomes, because either others will have taken similar photos or it becomes "old news".

Since the free energy of amorphous materials has a negative correlation with grain size and because freshly precipitated primitive crystallites agglomerate together and grow in size with aging, it would be expected that the material's free energy would decrease as it becomes older.

As time goes by it becomes older technology and the same thing happens.

For those well-trained in medical pathology, this assertion flies directly in the face of the remarkably diverse ways in which the aging human body manages to get things wrong as it becomes older.

High biomarker values at young age may thus enable mice to 'resist' any loss and are prognostic of longevity; if a younger mouse features biomarker values indicating that it can compensate the normal age-based trend of a feature when it becomes older, this mouse has a good chance of living longer.

If a CaMKII holoenzyme that had been activated was later destroyed when it became old, and was replaced with newly synthesized proteins, information might be lost.