Sentence examples for winter has become from inspiring English sources

Snowshoeing, the easiest and slowest way to tour the back country in winter, has become popular.

The Mets' bullpen, the team's primary problem area last season and the focal point of the front office's work over the winter, has become a concern again.

That's what winter has become -- an annoying dinner guest who shows up unannounced, causes momentary chaos, and departs without leaving an impression.

With the two economies now so closely meshed, keeping trucks and trains rolling smoothly across the border during what is set to be a long, hard winter has become a national priority.

After struggling earlier in the summer — he gave up three home runs in eight innings in June — Rauch, who signed a one-year, $3.5 million contract last winter, has become of the Mets' most reliable relievers.

In the past few years, though, as Atlantic City has tried to rethink itself as a year-round resort, winter has become a competitive time for entertainment as well.

Like Mr. Johns, who has made more than 400 prints, Mr. Winters has become a prolific printmaker, creating to date more than 200 prints, nearly half at Universal.

The objective of sheep farming to produce wool and household clothing to protect against harsh winters has become obsolete in the light of the rapid socio-economic development of the country.

"As the winters have become shorter, the strength of selection has been reduced a little bit," Dr. Coulson said.

Winters have become generally milder and summers wetter, he said, which is in line with the trend anticipated by climate change scientists.

The chill of the Northern winters had become more than they could bear, and this was a new beginning in their last phase of life.