Sentence examples for to has become from inspiring English sources

As a matter of fact, the camp that I went to has become a major megabusiness.

"Being able to finish my career as I want to has become the most important thing to me," says Phelps.

The road I grew up on, and moved back to, has become shorthand for the gentrification of north London.

Then, an ominous warning: "Even though there are many who have caused me pain, giving pain to the ones I am able to has become my obligation".

"The melancholy I have all my life been subject to has become of late years not indeed more intense in its fits but rather more distributed, constant, and crippling," he told a friend in 1885.

The angry Vietnam-era gaperathosegap those movies spoke to has become a distant memory, but a restored print of "Rosemary's Baby," opening Friday at Film Forum in Manhattan, remains as fresh and scary as ever.

They seem to have become selfie stumps.

It seems to have become documentary tense.

"But it seems to have become stronger.

Mexico seemed to have become numb to murder.

Photojournalism seemed to her to have become a mean business.