Sentence examples for to become sort from inspiring English sources
Asked what techniques he used to win people over in discussions, Mr Clegg said: "I always try to keep a good sense of humour, and if I have an argument with someone to keep the argument about what the argument is about and not allow it too often to become sort of personal.
Riggers have to be on hand the year round, caring for rowing equipment; the boys get to calling them by their first names, and after a rigger has been at it a while he is likely to become sort of an Old Character.
By now, she says, "it is to the point where it's starting to become sort of an overlap with science".
But it lasted almost 39 years, long enough, she once told the New York Times, to become "sort of dull, like anyone else's life," though clearly it wasn't.
I was surprised that it seemed to have become sort of normative.
Such shows tend to be large and become sort of a celebration of the art-making spirit.
She has become sort of magnificent.
It's become sort of an oligarchy".
People become sort of robots.
CANDICE GLOVER The latest "American Idol" winner Candice Glover is of the sort the show was looking for in its early years: big voice, steeped in the classics, unlikely to become any sort of pop star.
Classtivity, one of the new companies, aims to become a sort of OpenTable for casual classes.
