Sentence examples for own becoming from inspiring English sources

Still, Spain showed hardness of its own, becoming unnerved at times but never discouraged.

But the narrative embedded in his work was always about his own becoming.

Every so often, those same obliging hands take on lives of their own, becoming angular and weaponlike.

When the cabinet of Wakatsuki Reijirō fell, Inukai was able to organize a cabinet of his own, becoming prime minister in December 1931.

As Elizabeth strides around Balmoral in tweeds and sensible shoes, back in London Blair undergoes a metamorphosis of his own, becoming the official voice of healing.

Since that ruling, the alumni fight has taken on a life of its own, becoming a broad attack on the school's governance.

We haven't seen loan-to-own becoming loan-to-bust yet, but I'd be astonished not to see this in the next 12 months – mostly from small US funds".

Not to mention its own pages becoming an advert for its own sticky evasion.

"Children who want to become lawyers or doctors to help other people in their own area, becoming intelligent community leaders.

This could be a good sign, if China sees its own trade becoming more balanced.

Her work is very much her own and becoming more so.