Sentence examples for line of becoming from inspiring English sources

Devils Coach Larry Robinson had become so frustrated with Arnott's line that he accused his top line of becoming passengers on the Devils' playoff ride.

For all his power, Conner is careful not to cross the line of becoming a dirty player, teammates said.

Contrary to the situation for physical and sexual violence, there is currently a lack of agreement on standard measures for psychological (partner) abuse/violence and the threshold at which behaviour crosses the line of becoming psychological abuse/violence [ 1].

Not only should you prevent being a victim, but also prevent crossing the line of becoming the perpetrator.

And by May 2013, the founders were telling The New York Times they had a larger goal than being a "$30-, 30-, $40-, 40-, $50 million – they were thinking more along the lines of business a billion-dollar company.

"We achieved our goal of regaining product leadership across our product line and of becoming leaner over all".

Was there a point in your own life, personally, when you felt that you crossed the line in terms of becoming part of the very small opposition in the GDR?

In his new country Brittan continued this line of work, becoming the founder, proprietor and editor, of the Canterbury Standard, published from 1854 to 1866.

Books have been written about the process of a line of "races" becoming accepted as "white," making the points through ample evidence that, for example, "Italian" was previously a "race;" that it was adjudged separate from "white;" and then it was amalgamated into a more expansive category that made up the majority.

In line with its vision of becoming a strong sustainable metropolis (Shen et al. 2011), a number of proposals and blueprints have been developed to foster sustainability.

Lines like "We dreamed of becoming big stars"/ "What stopped you?"/ "Talent" may be groaners, but in context -- and throwing all sense aside -- they work.