Sentence examples for to becoming something from inspiring English sources

The repeated gaffes, which now appear to becoming something of a pattern, have already become fodder for McCain's Democratic opponents.

Is this place on its way to becoming something big?

Even then, astute listeners realized that she was en route to becoming something extraordinary.

It's as though they were moving outward, en route to becoming something else.

But he is also one step closer to becoming something one wouldn't wish on one's worst enemy: Prince Andrew.

It's a Téchiné kind of moment in history, when a relationship is in flux, on its way to becoming something else.

"Polish vermin", "Paki cunt" and "send them home" seem to be becoming something that immigrants and non-whites have to once again have to endure.

I'm the Emperor, and that's a little weird my affinity for this character comes from spending a great deal of my young gaming life proving myself to him, becoming something greater than I was meant to be, and making a name for myself in the ultimate goal of peace.

Nevrika progresses from being a maid of sorts to eventually becoming something of a surrogate wife, the zenith of their relationship being when she asks Ott, "Would it offend you if I told you that I'm in love... that I love you?" Gradually, Ott breaks out of his shell, and the two even attend the town's famous Spring Festival together as a couple.

Guzmán was arrested in 1993, but in 2001 escaped just before being extradited to the US, becoming something of a narco folk hero.

It's also the only crime where, if it is reported, we have an opportunity to stop it becoming something much worse.