Sentence examples for yet becoming from inspiring English sources
He and his researcher called their procedure SIP, for stress-induced plasticity — a name that suggested the cells had un-become what they were, without yet becoming something else.
Yet becoming Spider-Man was not something Mr. Maguire dreamed about, at least not at first.
The actors retain their voices, but they're turned into cartoon figures clearly resembling themselves yet becoming somehow dreamlike and abstracted.
Yet becoming a family man reinforced Kapell's determination to resist pressure from managers and follow his own artistic path.
The only consistency is her holiday wardrobe: a garish yet becoming collision of diagonal stripes and loud summer colours.
Yet becoming a minority government is awkward too, especially given scandals over corruption and Congress's likely walloping in several big state elections next year.So, as The Economist went to press, Congress was hunting for a replacement for Ms Banerjee's support.
He had no notion yet of becoming a cinematographer.
But Wilhelmina, by now well assimilated and scared of yet again becoming a victim of repeated postwar antisemitic campaigns, refused to discuss the matter.
It will be the last step in an effort that began more than 30 years ago, crowning Europe's boldest achievement yet in becoming a seamless union.
"My whole life has been a chronology of changes," Malcolm told Haley one night, and, in a few months, he would transform himself yet again, becoming El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, a Sunni Muslim.
This is a phenomenon that has also struck straight pubs and clubs, of course; it's just that, unlike gay venues, they don't yet risk becoming an endangered species.
