Sentence examples for phrase become from inspiring English sources

Will the phrase become the new Mr. Mom?

"Hasn't that phrase become exclusively associated with Jesus Christ?" "Until now.

In "It Is Better to...," by the German choreographer Thomas Lehman, statements ranging from the banal to the ridiculous — all of them opening with the title phrase — become instructions for the dancers ("demonstrate your favorite sexual position," "imitate something dead").

Rewarding a hard day's work with a fair day's pay seems like a sensible enough suggestion, but years of stagnant, and even falling, wages in a host of job areas, including manufacturing, the public sector and construction, has seen the reality of this phrase become far from the norm for millions of workers.

Every phrase becomes a subject for speculation.

My father is Li Gang!" That phrase became a euphemism for official arrogance and impunity.

Alexander Dubček, who coined that phrase, became first secretary of the Communist party.

I dreaded the moments in conversation when once again the fatal phrase became suddenly unavoidable".

"Use Me" built steadily in intensity, so that its title phrase became a repeated cry of ecstasy during lovemaking.

That phrase became shorthand in subsequent decades, particularly during recessions, for a consumer attitude centered on assertively searching for savings.

Blair said he thought "Houston, we have a problem" and that phrase became the headline of the NoW piece.