Sentence examples for thing which has become from inspiring English sources

Tom Brokaw, current wearer of the mantles of Walter Cronkite and Tim Russert, has now publicly declared he's over and out and done with the damn thing, which has become a grotesque, narcissistic self-parody.

The program includes a witty, crowing version of "I Can't Get Started" that emphasizes some of the song's lesser-known lyrics; Porter's "Just One of Those Things," which has become Mr. Short's theme song; and a wonderfully rowdy version of "Gimme a Pig Foot," in which this singer virtually channels the Empress of the Blues.

The program includes a witty, crowing version of "I Can't Get Started" that emphasizes some of the song's lesser-known lyrics; Porter's "Just One of Those Things," which has become Mr. Short's theme song; and a wonderfully rowdy version of "Gimme a Pig Foot" in which he virtually channels the Empress of the Blues.

The program includes a witty, crowing version of "I Can't Get Started" that emphasizes some of the song's lesser-known lyrics; Porter's "Just One of Those Things," which has become Mr. Short's theme song; and a wonderfully rowdy version of "Gimme a Pig Foot" in which the singer virtually channels the Empress of the Blues.

New Hampshire's kindergarten standard S LS3 2 2.1 states, "Recognize that some plants and animals, which are alive today, are similar to living things which have become extinct, such as elephants and mammoths".

This paper deals with the internet of things (IoT) which has become a promising and vibrant technology to build power full smart systems to monitor and analyze various real time operating systems.

The thing about Orwell, which has become almost a cliche, is that he was a conservative in everything except for politics … It's very easy with Orwell to make it all teleological and work back – but in some ways he was very conventional.

There are things in Dreamcatcher which has become an extremely gruesome book, where I found myself pulling back a bit.