Sentence examples for of becoming something from inspiring English sources

So, in a way, she also went through that same transition of becoming something else; first she is a pilot and then she becomes the myth.

"It's on the cusp of becoming something big".

"America" he added, "is in danger of becoming something of a legal backwater".

Its sculptural power lies in its ability to suggest an unfinished form in the process of becoming something else.

In its instances of fragrant ridiculousness, the picture seems on the verge of becoming something new: a persecution comedy.

They're all in a scout hut where they used to smoke weed and dream of becoming something.

In 1973, the American author Erica Jong published her semi-autobiographical novel Fear of Flying, becoming something of an icon for second wave feminists with her frank portrayal of female sexual desire and fantasy of the "zipless fuck": not just a perfect sexual encounter, but, more importantly, one "free of ulterior motives".

We love seeing that people are wearing Crowdrise hats and sweatshirts because we love the idea of it becoming something people feel cool to be a part of.

They were proof of something becoming something more, or something becoming someone, a person becoming a human being.

In "Magic Man" the white represents the metamorphosis and the ritual thereof of me becoming something, blossoming into something if you will.

He starts with plenty of cash and tours Europe, witnessing the ludicrous vices of foreigner but becoming something of a rake himself.