Sentence examples for through becomes from inspiring English sources

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

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).

Authors who aim to write serious and important books for children sometimes forget that if a child isn't motivated to finish a book, then all that fancy stuff halfway through becomes nothing more than self-serving.

Add to that the changed political climate, the city's development-friendly Bloomberg administration having given way to the middle-class wooing Mayor Bill de Blasio, and marshalling the political will to force a building project through becomes a trickier task.

I've never yet let go of zero, the multiplier best employed on incommensurate sums, either one on top a lovelier ratio, but when divided through becomes a number that can't compute but instead goes on, in proof, diminished by each digit that it spews.

In North White Plains, the area that the road passes through becomes a little less developed as it goes over a gentle rise from which a short connector runs downhill to the traffic circle where the BRP ends and the Taconic State Parkway begins, just south of Kensico Dam.

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

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

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.

Thankfully, that fire we went through has become a distant memory.

About halfway through, this becomes mildly problematic.