Sentence examples for wild becomes from inspiring English sources

It's much better to nip them in the bud – getting on top of the problem now – before eradication at many sites in the wild becomes difficult and prohibitively expensive".

Zoos must figure out how to mate captive cheetahs and many other animals as so-called insurance populations, before their situation in the wild becomes untenable, said Jack Grisham, who has coordinated the association's cheetah breeding plan for 20 years.

After leaving the Navy in 1944, Mr. Wild became a staff pianist, conductor and composer at ABC, a position he held until 1968.

For the first time, scientists have shown that chimpanzees in the wild become sick and die from the simian version of AIDS.

Animals that broke from the human yoke to run wild became a symbol of the unfenced, unbridled spirit, not least in Wyoming, where a bucking bronco graces every license plate.

Russia's Vic Wild became the first snowboarder to win two gold medals at a Winter Olympics with victory in the parallel slalom.

How can the psychically-reviving power of the wild become available to those living in the slums of Calcutta or São Paolo?

To distinguish selective traits from those caused by bottleneck effects, understanding of the population history that the first population captured from wild became domestic population has also been a vital task (Axelsson et al., 2013).

On the Hot Dance Club Songs chart, "Girl Gone Wild" became Madonna's 42nd chart topper, extending her record as the artist with the highest number-one hits on that chart.

These battles in the wasteland, wild dances in post-atomic embers, chases through fiery wilds, become a symphony of screams, sighs, shrieks of laughter.

"Wild Wild West" became an expensive gamble.