Sentence examples for which we have become from inspiring English sources

This is a two-part dance with which we have become all too familiar.

Tragedy — or, at least, tragedy on the scale to which we have become accustomed — was usually avoided.

Based on your findings, write an essay about the many ways in which we have become a digital society.

It is an entirely different listening experience to that which we have become accustomed to, and it is still the physical thrill that it used to be.

The Guardian editorialized on Sunday that the documents released reveal "a very different landscape... from the one with which we have become familiar".

So we root for laundry, a uniform upon which we have become imprinted, as Jacob is imprinted on Bella's baby in "Twilight".

That was when U2 and I had been happiest together, and after which we had become strangers.

Still, it was certainly preferable to one of those by-the-book confessions to which we've become accustomed.

It's a traditional way of relating to agriculture and getting the most out of food cycles, which we've become distanced from.

It bears all the hallmarks of a good, old-fashioned gamble which we've become accustomed to seeing over the years when we bet on awards.

Maintaining the quality of work for which we've become known is a hugely difficult task and probably more suited for newer hands".