Sentence examples for this time become from inspiring English sources

Times Square had by this time become the grimy epicenter of the city's sex business.

Fitzgerald's attitude toward the Murphys, and especially toward Gerald, had by this time become somewhat ambivalent.

In the Ottoman capital the order began to create an alternative structure of literary evaluation that was independent of the courtly tradition, which had by this time become largely dominated by the higher ulema.

Priklopil, the sexually warped, unemployed communications technician who takes her captive, has by this time become so confident about his relationship with her that he takes her on a skiing trip.

Originally conceived as part of the training for public speaking, essential for the lawyer and politician, it had by this time become a literary exercise, the art of adorning or expanding a set theme: combined with grammar and enshrined in the educational system inherited by the Christian Church, rhetoric became an important factor in the birth of romance.

He has during this time become an engaged man, in what I can only suspect is a pathetic, spur of the moment attempt to take some positives from this trip, and in no way a beautifully and meticulously planned romantic endeavour.

In doing this, time becomes the focus of the show, while also becoming unstuck.

"Usually Balenciaga is very rigid but the movement in the clothes this time became important".

When you think about it like this, time becomes more manageable, like a half-planned walk in the country.

Composers of this time became more and more attracted to the unfolding of rich, flowery, expressive melodic lines over such basses.

By the early 1920s he was publishing his pioneer writings in psychoanalytic anthropology and about this time became professor of anthropology at the University of Budapest.