Sentence examples for to become somewhere from inspiring English sources

Service stations are beginning to become somewhere it is acceptable to stop.

So at the root of my discomfort just might be that no matter how much of a "liberated" male that I hope to be and become, somewhere in my psyche there is a place that probably does not want women to claim power in ways that experience as challenging my own.

He insists that they all bring their most prized possession to the shed so it can "become somewhere special to go to, a place that was part of them, like their rooms at home".

With the social network expected to launch friend-to-friend payments in Europe soon, he thinks it will increasingly become somewhere they'll interact with their money too.

Now that Ezekiel lives in York, Rowntree Park has become somewhere she can always find a peaceful spot to think or read.

People she met on the doorstep felt that the place they grew up had become somewhere else, while they never moved.

The idea was that it could become somewhere warm and dry in the woods where our resident carver could sit and do his thing.

"Any new development needs to be for people to live in because otherwise we will lose our community and our schools and doctors, and the peninsula will become somewhere that just opens up in the summer".

So, the mobile market was a reaction to that – mobile became somewhere you could make original games, and that was really good.

In fact, their friendship has prompted the two husbands, who did not know each other previously, to become acquainted, somewhere in Afghanistan.

Paul Joskow, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, says that "the wrangling between pro- and anti-competition forces, jurisdictional disputes between federal and state policymakers, and plenty of ignorance have led our electric-power system to become stuck somewhere between the old system of regulated monopoly and a new system that relies more on competitive power markets.