Sentence examples for move has become from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Australia's Chunky Move has become known for creating high-tech environments.

The move has become a lightning rod ahead of the November midterm elections.

John Paulson, the hedge fund manager whose every move has become the fascination of Wall Street, appeared unruffled.

That move has become snarled in a court battle over whether states have the right to set fuel-economy standards.

But now the move has become almost second nature for novelists as well as playwrights and filmmakers.

And Mr Beck's next move has become one of the most hotly anticipated questions now that talks on renewing his contract with Fox are coming into view.

The motives for this move have become a matter of some controversy.

A move had become imperative because the group was in danger of losing its rented premises in nearby Dalston.

The move had become extremely important for Shell because it offers the chance to boost reserves from the Canadian business while streamlining its global management structure.

Hazard's move had become something of a saga, with the player professing over the past year to have been attracted, at various times, by all of the top clubs in England, Spain and Italy.

In an interview at the time with Times writer Mary Murphy, Pollack spoke to how the move had become more timely and seemingly connected to current events as they were making it.