Sentence examples for we become at from inspiring English sources

We become, at best, sweet and grumpy.

"As we as a population become more immunosuppressed, we become at higher risk," Tom Chiller, a fungal expert at the C.D.C., said.

With behavior-based ads, he said, "the challenge becomes, how good can we become at finding out what they want and need?

No matter how much recycling we do, how much renewable energy we create and how much better we become at producing food, there has to come a time when the world's population makes the planet unsustainable.

So expert have we become at sanitising public figures when they die that their real significance is routinely lost in a haze of recycled cliches and dubious received wisdom.

She doesn't understand time, she insists, which is to say that she doesn't really understand life: You would think that living is a kind of scholarship in time, and that the longer we live the more expert we become at coping with it, in the way that, if you play tennis enough, you get used to coping with faster and faster serves.

In both decades, we became at best preoccupied, at worst obsessed, with the end of things.

She moved out five days before Ms. Hester died "because, as close as we became, at the end they needed their privacy, and I was not family".

The more we challenge fear in our lives the better we will become at recognizing it and overcoming it.

From the nothingness we must become at life's end?

Everyone grows old, and, enfeebled, we all become at some point useless in the sense of unproductive.