Sentence examples for it now become from inspiring English sources

Can it now become part of the solution?

Or has it now become a boringly respectable institution?

Or has it now become a part of the citizenship test?

While Syria is not a country to admire, will it now become a target of the administration?

If Beeching's closures caused no serious harm, why has it now become politically impossible to close any railway?

And can it now become a normal country?At least the vote on June 29th, when a first round of parliamentary elections was meant to pull Albania out of anarchy, was not the catastrophe many had feared.

It now becomes a sports bar with 65 television screens: 111 East 18th Street, (212) 673-2127.

It now becomes clear that the real reason was to work out which transactions could offer it extra profit.

Furthermore it now became clear to him that psychoanalysis was not only of medical interest.

I probably will, hoping it now becomes charmingly retro rather than deeply un-hip.

As for Mr. Nevius, his winning advocacy means he has some ownership of sit/lie as it now becomes law.