Sentence examples for line becoming from inspiring English sources

At the time, it was impossible, as voices weakened as they traveled along the line, becoming inaudible after long distances.

Instead of standing under the basket, the center was positioned beyond the free-throw line, becoming a kind of "point center" around whom his four teammates could move like hyperactive children circling a maypole.

Companies were required to put aside a little extra money every year to make up for that debt, with the hope of someday — twenty or thirty years down the line — becoming fully funded.

When these two are performing poorly individually, it becomes clear that the side are tactically indisciplined, with Fàbregas's lack of defensive responsibility forcing Matic to cover too much ground and Chelsea's one-paced back line becoming regularly exposed.

But there was a hint of anticipation in her voice: she was happy about the changes at the company, she said, and looked forward to the line becoming fresher and younger.

Bill Robinson, known for dancing on the balls of his feet (the toe taps) and for his exquisite "stair dance," was the first black tap dancer to break through the Broadway colour line, becoming one the best-loved and highest-paid performers of his day.

They need to compensate, sloping lines becoming straight.

"We have four major transmission lines becoming fully loaded.

As the work progresses, the choral textures are gradually thickening, simple lines becoming interwoven and stacked.

Meanwhile, many of the Dodd-Frank regulations introduced, after the 2008 financial crisis, forced sell-side banks to shift in countless and surprising ways to less-risky business lines, becoming less profitable as a result.

His love of fishing and language, and his eye for detail and quirky sense of humour, led to his book Tangled Lines becoming a favourite among the angling fraternity.