It had become a community gathering place overnight.

It seems so natural, as though it had become part of me.

It had become trendy to speak about the obesity epidemic.

There was no doubt about it, by 1910, flying had become the rage.

It wasn't the resume of breaking this record here, it was more like, who had I become?

Once openly practised, it had become a clandestine activity, and those practising it were arrested and prosecuted.

It was quite obvious to him last night that she had become emotionally involved.

Tunisia had sought to improve and activate its cooperation with the Organization ever since it had become a Member.

The collapse of the Soviet Union had become a historical inevitability. It had been predestined both politically and economically.

I had become insulin resistant.

Since it had become operational in November 2000, it had been activated over 80 times, in response to both natural and man made disasters.

Thematic issues, it was widely acknowledged, had become a common component of the Council's work.

Moreover, it had become clear that drug trafficking was linked to terrorism and other crimes.

Since many Governments viewed migration as a destabilizing factor, it had become a political issue.

AIDS had become a chronic disease.

Mr. ARDA (Turkey) said that the delegation of Kazakstan had indicated that it had become a sponsor of the draft resolution.

whose eyes had become blind against My admonition and who were utterly disinclined to hear it.

whose eyes had become blind against My admonition and who were utterly disinclined to hear it.

The polluter pays principle was part of draft legislation, but it had not yet become law.

You had the talent to become a fine actor! You have it still. You're my son!

Indeed, it was because it had become aware of the importance of that task, and because it is involved in everything that can promote our collective security, that Senegal had for several years been seeking to become a member of the Conference on Disarmament.

Meanwhile, food production had become industrial. Industrial.

The need had become greater than ever.

Meanwhile, food production had become industrial. Industrial.

It's as though you had become Messala.

He and James Tyrone had become friends...

16. It was noted that the EMPRETEC Ghana Foundation had generated a financial surplus in 1996 it had now become self supporting and independent of donor contributions.

Bahrain was committed to the Treaty, to which it had become a party on 11 October 1988.

Although Libya did not produce drugs, it had become a transit region for drug trafficking and distribution.

It had also become clear that hunger affected women and children far more often than grown men.

18. It was gratifying that OIOS had become a partner for many separately administered funds and programmes.

The rural poor had become the urban poor, and in the process, they'd become invisible.

It was a matter for satisfaction that the Committee on Conferences had become interested in that cost saving measure and had invited other committees to consider using it.

They had become one, pushing me to triumph.

Many had become migrant workers in neighbouring countries.

I've often wondered what had become of you.

It had become necessary to pursue an appropriate balance between national policy orientations and international disciplines and commitments.

It was reported that independent monitoring had become difficult in East Timor, because of access and travel restrictions.

It was true that the ageing sound systems in several conference rooms at Headquarters had become a problem.

If such a right had become a human right, then it would accrue only to natural legal persons.

And first I was praised for it, then criticized for it, but the fact of the matter was, I had become solemn.

Peace and national concord had been achieved and political stability had become irreversible.

The threat had become global and strategic and had changed the security landscape.

In recent years terrorist networks had increasingly become free floating, not rooted in any particular country, so that operational cooperation had become more critical.

Indeed those who turned their backs after the guidance had become clear to them, it was Satan who had seduced them, and he had given them far flung hopes.