Sentence examples for sometimes becoming from inspiring English sources

It's risky work — family members often become enraged when one of their kin is isolated, sometimes becoming aggressive and charging at the veterinarians.

Sometimes becoming what's expected of you can be easier than teaching people what to expect.

He worked and worked, trying to avoid even a moment's pause, sometimes becoming incoherent from exhaustion.

But peasant women were making money, sending it back home and sometimes becoming the breadwinners in their families.

Struggling to pump blood, the heart grows, sometimes becoming so large that it fills a patient's chest.

This subcolony was independent of Hobart until 1812, a harbinger of the intense regional feeling (sometimes becoming acrid jealousy) that has long characterized the Tasmanian experience.

"People sometimes accept becoming zombies as a way to survive," he said.

If she repeats information ad nauseam — "Bedtime is ten o'clock!" — it sometimes sticks, becoming a new semantic memory.

Thousands of other women are supplementing incomes and sometimes even becoming wealthy by selling sex products at home demonstrations.

If she repeats information ad nauseam—"Bedtime is ten o'clock!"—it sometimes sticks, becoming a new semantic memory.

The pugnacious Mr. Keith figured out that aging gracefully in country music, unlike in many other genres, can sometimes mean becoming even rougher and less warm than you were in your younger years.