Sentence examples for though become from inspiring English sources

My Brooklyn fruits, though, become a reminder of abundance amid abundance, for it takes work to coax the fruits to the ripened state I remember from my youth.

He has, though, become more enthusiastic about the country since signing a six-figure advertising deal with a Chinese watch company last year.

Germans have, though, become top dogs at making the machines that make the cells: Manz Automation is one of the biggest producers of equipment used to make thin-film solar cells.

Others, though, become proverbial 'white elephants', scraping by as glorified parking lots, dirt tracks for stock-car racing and even, as in the case of Montreal's spectacular Olympic Stadium, as a swine-flu vaccination centre.

I have, though, become something of a power user of Google's translation tools, reading about world events in the language of the people living them, be they World Cup upsets or controversies at Chinese high-tech manufacturing plants.

It has, though, become apparent in recent weeks that the 2016 Republican nominee is, above all else, the opposite of what Welles saw Kane as.

Nirvana, though, became big business.

Some, though, became uncomfortable with the offer of money.

The castle, though, became just one gem in a city that is home to many.

Three plays, though, became fourth-and-inches, less than the length of the football.

The album, though, became a cornerstone of the folk revival, inspiring the likes of Devendra Banhart and Joanna Newsom.