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Meanings of becomes old in English
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Usage of becomes old in English
1
When he becomes old enough to be confirmed the name can be changed.
2
When young he is lean, but when he becomes old he is fat.
3
Miss Dale, for example, becomes old lace within a dozen yards of it.
4
Besides, it is only the modern that ever becomes old-fashioned.
5
The old passes away and the new becomes old.
6
What is he to do when she becomes old?
7
When a man becomes old, he does not die, but dissolves in smoke into the air.
8
When she becomes old, her sons protect her.
9
What is new to-day becomes old to-morrow.
10
A wife is young, and becomes old; it is custom which hinders the husband from perceiving the change.
11
The book quickly becomes old news.
12
After the lapse of some time, the new wine also becomes old, quite as valuable and perhaps more delicious.
13
And when his work is done he dies, before he becomes old (1321), having fulfilled his vow.
14
That this becomes old dreams?
15
But in the last verse he tells us that the angel is always there, nevertheless, even when the good woman becomes old.
16
She leans across the car and unlocks the passenger door, and with this movement the boy's youngness ends and he becomes old.
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