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3250 examples of Becoming in a sentence

We would map the methylation state, and again, you see the green genes becoming red as stress increases, the red genes becoming green as stress increases, an entire rearrangement of the genome in response to stress.
My tongue goes dry the same way we died, becoming ash, having never been coal.
Once each year, the fastest young boy in each hamlet is given the honor of becoming a woman.
This is Henry VIII, the acclaimed king who reformed England's religion and government and set it on course to becoming a modern nation.
I did it because the critical skill in the 21st-century workplace is going to be to collaborate with the technologies that are becoming such a big and costly part of our daily working lives.
Then there's becoming a multiplanet species and space-faring civilization.
I think both of us were going through our midlife crisis, and humanity, like me, was becoming an overexposed prima donna.
As many of you know, there's something about becoming a parent that concentrates the mind on long-term problems like climate change.
It's rapidly becoming the most popular high school graduation gift, given to young girls who are about to go off to college.
But that's getting harder to do, because cities are becoming smooth.
By putting ourselves into different possible futures, by becoming open and willing to embrace the uncertainty and discomfort that such an act can bring, we have the opportunity to imagine new possibilities.
And they're scaling what's essentially becoming a media company, financing the whole thing through membership.
So I'd like to go through three examples of each one of those levels and talk you through what some of the new ways of engaging with people are becoming.
But that saying is becoming less and less true.
We humans are becoming an urban species, so cities, they are our natural habitat.
We had one synagogue that flat-out refused to participate because it feared drawing attention to itself and becoming a target.
Similarly, we had a mosque that also feared becoming a target.
I believe that the jobs of the future will come from the minds of people who today we call analysts and specialists, but only if we give them the freedom and protection that they need to grow into becoming explorers and inventors.
There's a lot of colorful, fluffy hope in this, and there's also some creepy, threatening idea of viruses maybe becoming an invasive species in your body.
Maybe becoming a woman means accepting ourselves for who we really are and acknowledging the same in each other.
Maybe you're just one method away from becoming a polyglot.
And in some sense, if that's the right story, I think integrated car seats you will see, very quickly, becoming something that everyone has.
Today, there's a whole new way, though, in which news seems to be becoming fake.
And indeed, it's this part of the brain, the core of the nucleus accumbens, that is becoming active as you're measuring your gains and losses.
He had a body very similar to our own, and he was on the threshold of becoming human.
How do we stop all of these projects becoming completely overwhelming?
And Tharp's method for preventing all of these different projects from becoming overwhelming is a simple one.
And in the end, he spends eight years becoming the world's leading expert on barnacles.
But only recently, research efforts on breath analysis have skyrocketed, and what once was a dream is now becoming reality.
But it was OK because we wanted to transform it into a swan, installing on top our just-delivered kit of parts, once more becoming the scientists and the guinea pigs.
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