Sentences with phrase «to become like someone»

We've become like gods of our own lives.

And other travelers really do become like family, especially when you travel solo.

He has told them they must become like children in order to enter the kingdom.

I'll just ignore it so I don't become like you.

No matter their age, the people became like little children — forgetting their troubles and engaging one another in conversation.

Keep trying it over and over, and eventually the moves will become like second nature.

We're all glued to our phones anyway, so when you add attractive people and swiping to the mix, it almost becomes like online shopping.

You don't become great by becoming like men.

A person becomes like what he / she focuses on.

By consulting with our firm, you will soon discover how our clients become like friends and family to us.

Then the eyes of both of them were opened... «The man has now become like one of us, knowing good and evil».

How I wish ours can become like what yours looks like.

My family loves gingerbread, and they love cookies, so these seemingly innocent crispy little delights soon became like crack for my family.

Our very churches become like hotels rather than homes.

«When this happens, home consoles and handheld devices will no longer be completely different, and they will become like brothers in a family of systems,» he added.

One of the key points about cloud computing is that computing will eventually become like a utility, ubiquitous and easy to use.

We met so many lovely people who became like new friends at our table.

Then, when the going gets tough the «D» word becomes like a weapon.

It must be very difficult for you because pets become like family members.

A pet often becomes like a member of the family.

I made closer friends than ever: friends of friends became regular gaming buddies, and people I've never even been in the same room with became like family.

For fear of him the guards shook and became like dead men.

Perhaps there are good reasons as to why things became like this, we may never know.

It could truly become like the phone and PC market where some gamers will upgrade and some will not.

Later, happiness became like a true north in leaving a logic - based life for a more heart - felt approach.

Adventure for adventure's sake became like art for art's sake....

Mix well till all comes together and the mixture becomes like dough.

This mixture will soon start to form some bubbles at the top and slowly become like a mousse.

These people will become like old friends to your child.

When the skin becomes like that, you're natural instinct, especially when you're a toddler, is to just scratch it.

When homes become like this, it often falls to municipalities to do the work - which passes the burden onto taxpayers.

It basically becomes like a remote control for your dog.

It's like the dog has magically become like a human.

Scientists from that point forward became like the social insects: They made their progress steadily, as a buzzing mass.

After decades, books to traditional publishers became like bananas on a fruit stand.

The drug or compulsive behavior becomes like a secret lover behind the scenes.

And often, a nation becomes like its leader.

Returning players become like a new signing way too often when in reality returning injured players become more like signing a new injury prone player.

Her customers become like family and her products create the types of loyal fans any owner would want.

I think a lot of medicine will become like dentistry.

As smartphones and iPhones continue to become available to the masses, mobile web access becomes like cable or Wi - Fi — everyone has it.

So my statement, my explanation, become like hypocrisy.

I have seen these beliefs become like «faith beliefs» in that if a person merely says they believe them to be true then they are considered correct.

By controlling those who we associate with and those who we respect, a Mind Control cult can influence a person towards becoming like those people who are «good» to be around.