Sentence examples for was has become from inspiring English sources
"The young man in love with adventure and ready to sacrifice everything to his ambition that I was has become a calmer adult".
Kate Middleton, as was, has become a prisoner of a culture's wishes, Mantel's metaphor the continuing reduction of women to a few functions: humiliation via idealisation.
The Andersen Group, a venture-capital concern he consults for and whose chairman he was, has become a player in ComCor-TV, a joint venture between ComCor, a Russian cable company led by Yuri Pripachkin, and Moscow Broadband Communication (MBC).
The jackpot in the multistate lottery climbed to $600 million Friday in anticipation of was has become the largest prize in the history of Powerball.
But now, women in the army is has become normal.
Today, "it is what it is" has become a favorite phrase of Mrs. Clinton.
Since the great soliloquy, to be or not to be has become my business, not yours.
"With technology, with training, with support, who I am has become better than who I was".
Exactly how strong Long Island's economy is has become something of a political issue.
That member has not been identified, and guessing who it is has become a popular pastime here.
This is because it is has become the most important route to a full-time job once they graduate.
