Sentence examples for that were becoming from inspiring English sources

In his films, Paris becomes the fantasy capital of perfect freedom, tolerance and joie de vivre, qualities that were becoming difficult to find in the real Paris of the Depression, and by 1934, essentially unknown in Lubitsch's hometown.

The poll also asked colleges to name courses that were becoming more and less popular.

His cultural analysis starts inside the big corporations that were becoming central to the American economy.

Taaffe continued to seek compromises between nationalities that were becoming increasingly radical in their demands.

John Howard popularised the "cleaning the barnacles" metaphor to explain abandoning or shelving policies that were becoming a political liability.

Throughout her career, Snyder has gone after the opportunities that were becoming available to women of her generation.

"Housing like that is becoming less affordable.

By the fall of 2007, that was becoming clear.

But one that is becoming increasingly familiar.

That's the line that's becoming increasingly blurred".

It is a record that is becoming harder to sustain.