(1) I was depressed by the thought of the kind of doctors our students might become .

(2) It should become much easier to do it

(3) She wanted to become a doctor

(4) It didn't take long for the sound to become tiring

(5) It was a time when the sorts of changes we had seen coming as a result of the collapse of communism were beginning to become really apparent.

(6) Minor celebrity status did not become Potter

(7) People have become concerned about the food we eat

(8) After several listens, however, a rare aesthetic begins to become clear.

(9) What would become of her now?

(10) How do you expect me to grow and develop and become cultured if you insult me all the time?

(11) When exams are over, and summer begins, we become more active and trim down a bit.

(12) Grace, who wants to become a doctor, has been told her results were the best in the school.

(13) I have canoed, fished, sailed and more recently I have become qualified in powerboats.

(14) Protests have become more frequent

(15) Perhaps it is appropriate that a Shell executive should become Scotland's tourist chief.

(16) They tasted good but would have tasted even better if the sabayon had not begun to split and become cold by the time it reached the table.

(17) You have to change and develop yourself so you become what the horse needs you to be.

(18) The edges of the job are beginning to become clear, and it's all terribly exciting.

(19) What do you want to become when you grow up, was another question posed to a five-year-old.

(20) Over a period of ten minutes I saw them become violent and begin twisting in all sorts of directions.