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Sentences starting with becomes

Becomes a red rose, you see--a rose that was white before. [5]

Sentences ending with becomes

On the contrary the greater the heat the more solidified the remaining snow becomes. [2]
The more one studies over that, the more uncertain and unhappy he becomes. [5]
B. P. The more one thinks of the assassination, the more imposing and tremendous the event becomes. [5]
A man's feelings, if they're strong enough, have a lot to do with what he becomes. [9]
But give people an inch, and they take an ell, and your ever ready obligingness will injure you, for the harder it is to win a thing the higher its value becomes. [10]

Short sentences using becomes

What becomes of self-sacrifice? [5]
Then he becomes more audacious. [11]
Leila becomes a Bride. [9]
He becomes unconscious. [6]
It becomes painful. [4]
It becomes intolerable. [4]

Sentences containing becomes two or more times

The slow of speech becomes fluent; the torpid listener becomes electric with vivacity, and alive all over with interest. [6]
The fine snow becomes rain; it becomes large snow; it melts as it falls; it freezes as it falls. [4]

More example sentences with the word becomes in them

What becomes of your dogmas, in the face of the first misfortune--dogmas which enjoin a reserve of decisive judgment, that you may preserve your equanimity, and not overburden your soul, in addition to the misfortune itself, with the conviction that something monstrous has befallen you? [10]
With regard to your alliance with the Arabs, and whether it becomes you--being what you are--to take service with them, we will discuss it at a future day. [10]
I am jealous, yes, I own I am jealous of any word, spoken or written, that would tend to impair that birthright of reverence which becomes for so many in after years the basis of a deeper religious sentiment. [6]
The rebel, to whom a throne devolves, becomes a tyrant! [10]
And any man who puts his life in peril in a cause which is esteemed becomes the darling of all men. [6]
First the subject, which must of itself have driving power, then the main character, which becomes a law working out its own destiny; and the subject in my own work has always been translatable into a phrase. [11]
It is only when woman becomes demoralized that she takes to any sort of gambling. [5]
You see, Ulrich, when a man becomes famous like you, he is known for a long distance, everything he does makes a great hue and cry, and echo repeats it in every alley. [10]
We all know what the war fever is in our young men,--what a devouring passion it becomes in those whom it assails. [6]
It is all well while it burns and scintillates in your emotional centres, without articulate and connected expression; but the minute you plunge it into the rhyme-trough it cools down, and becomes as dead and dull as the cold horse-shoe. [6]
It becomes a very serious matter when the reading itself is vapid, frivolous, or bad. [4]
Here is a variation of the formula with which we are familiar:-- "Nature is the incarnation of a thought, and turns to a thought again, as ice becomes water and gas. [6]
It is the true Apocalypse, this when the 'Open Secret' becomes revealed to a man. [6]
But the only trouble with lying is, that the demand becomes so great you can't keep all the cards in your head, and then the one you forget does you. [11]
Thus the merest trifle, when it affects the emperor, becomes important for the millions over whom he rules. [10]
Where game flies toward us in such quantities, hunting becomes almost murder. [10]
I am ready to pay you twenty thousand dollars the day that bill becomes a law. [9]
He expects you to maintain your position there as becomes a soldier and a general. [7]
I beg you to let me sit silent--as becomes me. [5]
They are prone to habits,--they frequent reading-rooms,--insurance-offices,--they walk the same streets at the same hours,--so that one becomes familiar with their faces and persons, as a part of the street-furniture. [6]
Sometimes Florence ceases to be substantial, and becomes just a faint soft dream, with domes and towers of air, and one is persuaded that he might blow it away with a puff of his breath. [5]
These, which used to be open, are now covered over, and thus the epitaph becomes somewhat puzzling, as there is nothing to remind one of Venice in walking about the town. [6]
We heat it to 500 F., and it becomes common phosphorus again. [3]
Must it some time or other be moistened with tears, until it comes to life again and begins to stir in our consciousness,--as the dry wheel-animalcule, looking like a grain of dust, becomes alive, if it is wet with a drop of water? [6]
As soon as this virtue is honoured and practised by some few men, it spreads through instruction and example to the young, and eventually becomes incorporated in public opinion. [1]
After a time this becomes fixed, and requires a difficult surgical operation to restore it to its place. [6]
The face at this age becomes of a fine blue, with the ridge and tip of the nose of the most brilliant red. [1]
She thinks and thinks upon the scar that shows where she wounded herself; and she never forgets, and so her life becomes nothing--nothing. [11]
The truth is, these copies were so common, so universal, in the shops and everywhere, that they presently became as intolerable to the wearied eye as the latest popular melody usually becomes to the harassed ear. [5]
In some of these cases the plumage becomes white only at maturity. [1]
What becomes of these alien substances after they get into the system we cannot always tell. [3]
The animals hide themselves from my breath, and the very ground becomes as hard as flint. [5]
Other information, however, the young man has not; and when this is exhausted, he becomes sleepy again, and tries a dozen ways to twist himself into a posture in which sleep will be possible. [4]
But woe to the woman's love when she becomes insensible to these little stabs! [4]
Fancy this party the victim of political exile, banished by the law, and a more sorrowful march could not be imagined; but the voluntary hardship becomes pleasure, and it is undeniable that the spirits of the party rise as the difficulties increase. [4]
Thus in time the tail becomes quite askew, and is a tolerable guide to the length of time the bird has been sitting. [1]
The more absolute the submission demanded, the stronger the temptation becomes to those who have been long tossed among doubts and conflicts. [6]
Air is at the same time swallowed, and the oesophagus thus becomes much swollen; and this probably acts as a resonator, not only with the hoopoe, but with pigeons and other birds. [1]
When cremation becomes the rule we shall cease to shudder at it; we should shudder at burial if we allowed ourselves to think what goes on in the grave. [5]
But bearing on the question of whether the delegates were fairly elected, a speech of his, made something more than twelve months ago, from this stand, becomes important. [7]
The mind loses the power of discrimination, the taste is lowered, and the appetite becomes diseased. [4]
That will be the phase of the question when it first becomes a practical one. [7]
More and more the old man finds his pleasures in memory, as the present becomes unreal and dreamlike, and the vista of his earthly future narrows and closes in upon him. [6]
In vital things the instinct becomes abnormally acute, and, one day, when the priest looked at her commiseratingly, she had divined what moved him. [11]
Then self-forgetfulness in the happiness of others becomes a temporary fashion. [4]
It ill becomes the eagle's brood to coo like the dove, and you have sharp talons though you hide them never so well under your soft feathers. [10]
Afterwards it becomes the cypher, and even at its highest it is expressed by angles, lines, and geometrical forms--substances and allusive shapes. [11]
At this point the chronicle becomes less frank and chatty, and closes abruptly by saying that the old voyager went to see his gallows perform on the first white man ever hanged in America, and while there received injuries which terminated in his death. [5]
The Head of the Apollinean Institute delivered himself of these judicious sentiments in that peculiar acid, penetrating tone, thickened with a nasal twang, which not rarely becomes hereditary after three or four generations raised upon east winds, salt fish, and large, white-bellied, pickled cucumbers. [6]
And everybody knows that when goodness becomes fashionable, goodness is likely to suffer a little. [4]
There is where that minority becomes an obstruction --but still one can't say it is on the wrong side.--Well, after they have finished the bribery cases, they will take up cases of members who have bought their seats with money. [5]
She was at that height of bliss when one becomes completely kind and good and does not believe in the possibility of evil, unhappiness, or sorrow. [2]
She becomes less than human, and is like Jael. [11]
Only, if one suffers admiration today, it becomes a necessity tomorrow. [4]
Only when the suffering becomes very intense, the whole being must of necessity yield to it. [10]
The passion, for such it really is, becomes of a more than romantic endurance. [1]
But you sit stronger, and the fight becomes shorter; and after many battles, and you have learned never to be off guard, to know by instinct where every ambush is, then at last the victory is yours. [11]
The water becomes stiff and hard as clear stone. [5]
In the Destroyer's steps there spring up bright creations that defy his power, and his dark path becomes a way of light to Heaven. [12]
Thus, it is stated on good authority that "almost every animal becomes panic-struck at the sight of the rattlesnake, and seems at once deprived of the power of motion, or the exercise of its usual instinct of self-preservation. [6]
After we leave Stalden, the walk becomes more picturesque, the precipices are higher, the gorges deeper. [4]
It rises and spreads slowly, till the curtain of night becomes the veil of morning, white and kind. [11]
Of course it soon becomes foul, and in warm weather somewhat warm. [4]
Her mind becomes so trained in the mystery of this pleasure that she experiences no thrill of delight in giving away only the things her husband does not want. [4]
The river becomes small shortly after we leave Annapolis and before we reach Paradise. [4]
No one has shown satisfactorily the process by which the blood-corpuscles are formed out of the lymph-corpuscles, nor what becomes of them. [3]
Ultimately our moral sense or conscience becomes a highly complex sentiment--originating in the social instincts, largely guided by the approbation of our fellow-men, ruled by reason, self-interest, and in later times by deep religious feelings, and confirmed by instruction and habit. [1]
As during the season of courtship it becomes edged with bright colours, there can hardly be a doubt that it is a masculine ornament. [1]
But the smooth sea again suddenly becomes disturbed. [2]
Some satirical people say, that, as one grows strong in body here, he becomes weak in mind. [4]
The writer, I say, becomes acquainted with his characters as he goes on. [6]
The passages of safety between these ranges of reef are but narrow at high tide; at half-tide, when the currents are changing most, the violet field becomes the floor of a vast mortuary chapel for unknowing mariners. [11]
He throws his royal robe over a milking-stool and it becomes a throne. [6]
In time this refuge becomes a sort of "yard," surrounded by unbroken snow-banks. [4]
One even becomes reconciled to the cistern presently; this is a mighty cask, painted green, and sometimes a couple of stories high, which is propped against the house-corner on stilts. [5]
Let us surmise, rather, that a decrepit social system in a moment of lowered vitality becomes an easy prey to certain diseases which respectable communities are not supposed to have. [9]
It becomes a question of casuistry with a clergyman whether he may shoot at a mark on Sunday, if none of his congregation are present. [4]
When two people quarrel they are always both in fault, and one's own guilt suddenly becomes terribly serious when the other is no longer alive. [2]
Already whatever she puts her trade-mark on, thought it be only a memorial spoon, is holy and is eagerly and passionately and gratefully bought by the disciple, and becomes a fetish in his house. [5]
Already whatever she puts her trade-mark on, though it be only a memorial-spoon, is holy and is eagerly and gratefully bought by the disciple, and becomes a fetish in his house. [5]
When the public-school pupil wrestles with the political features of the Great Republic, they throw him sometimes: A bill becomes a law when the President vetoes it. [5]
It was the price of his success and popularity, combined with his general gift for being concerned with a number of things, and a natural tendency for getting into hot water, which becomes more evident as the years and letters pass in review. [5]
Its flavour is pretty high, in any case, but it becomes particularly gamy when you remember that the first gallery was well stocked with ladies. [5]
Not thanks nor prayer seem quite the highest or truest name for our communication with the infinite,--but glad and conspiring reception,--reception that becomes giving in its turn as the receiver is only the All-Giver in part and in infancy. [6]
If you are pleased with anything a writer says, and doubt whether to tell him of it, do not hesitate; a pleasant word is a cordial to one, who perhaps thinks he is tiring you, and so becomes tired himself. [6]
At other like places nobody seems to care what becomes of anybody else. [4]
He becomes a personification, and stands for India in trouble. [5]
We were all perfectly willing to keep the Sabbath day, but there are times when to keep the letter of a sacred law whose spirit is righteous, becomes a sin, and this was a case in point. [5]
Now not a pebble must be thrown in vain, for if our tower becomes the central point of the struggle the defenders will need stones to fling. [10]
When it becomes part of us, it must go on in one form or another, but it cannot die. [11]
The more they overwork themselves, the more exacting becomes the sense of duty,--as the draught of the locomotive's furnace blows stronger and makes the fire burn more fiercely, the faster it spins along the track. [6]
Even poesy in our times turns from the Castalian fount whose crystal-clear water becomes an unclean pool and, though reluctantly, obeys the impulse to make its abode in the dust of reality. [10]
The imperfections of our methods and means of selecting those in the community who ought to be in prison are so great, that extra care in dealing with them becomes us. [4]
Your breathing becomes oppressed in the narrow valleys, and if you want to get a distant view--there's nothing to be seen, for everywhere some good-for-nothing mountain thrusts itself directly before your nose. [10]
If you will only call a headache a Cephalgia, it acquires dignity at once, and a patient becomes rather proud of it. [6]
As we go on, it becomes more and more difficult to fill up the gaps. [4]
The Clemens Company--all of us--hate to resort to arms in this matter, and it will not be done until it becomes a forced hand--but I think that will be the end of it, never-the-less. [5]
After several hours of this, without any intermission, it becomes almost annoying. [5]
By that enlargement of the word, the matron with the garnered wisdom and experience of fifty years becomes at one jump the political equal of her callow kid of twenty-one. [5]
Just what becomes of the sugar beyond the fact of its disappearance before it can get into the general circulation and sweeten our tempers, it is hard to say. [3]

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