Sentence examples for through became from inspiring English sources

Watching people boast about what they were going through became a little boring, a little frustrating.

Bitrus said: "The insurgents mowed everything in sight as they fled Askira Uba and these two villages which they passed through became targets.

They struggled to prove rise above the finger-knitters and the gallumping hippodancers and the people who'd apparently never been introduced, let alone indtructed in their instrument before they set foot on the stage - but last night, the 200 hopeful acts the judges had already put through became forty.

It became notorious in 1982 when DeLorean, desperate to generate cash (a $27 million stock issue had fallen through), became the target of an FBI investigation into drug trafficking.

The roller coaster of emotions I had found myself living through became a little more balanced too as I watched my appetite and energy increase.

The CBS show was not scheduled to be broadcast until mid-1994, after NBC's announcement of whether Friends would be greenlit; if Muddling Through became a ratings success and CBS enforced Aniston's contract, Friends would have had to recast her.

Their installations function like stage sets on which the audience, wandering through, become performers.

At every performance she stops the show with "One More Kiss," which halfway through becomes a duet with a memory character, Young Heidi (Leah Horowitz).

At night, as she rests, what she has been through becomes all too vivid.

So his $1.3 trillion, 10-year tax cut -- more sweeping than Congressional Republicans ever tried to push through -- became an effort to bring "common sense and fairness to the tax code".

"I somehow stumbled through and became a governor," he told me.