become of

The question of what becomes of such workers is the critical one.

What becomes of this consanguine group when it has constituted itself a separate group, distinct from similar groups within the tribe?

for what becomes of the moral, if our comfort springs from a breach of promise? for I ought not to have mentioned the subject.

Since we have been so unfortunate as to miss him and have no notion of his errand, this accidental souvenir becomes of importance.

what now becomes of the consideration of our earth and of its denizens ?

What becomes of the notion of perfection in his hands?

Environmental protection becomes of essential importance to any modern enterprises.

"Don't you moralize, " said Hurstwood to Carrie gently, "until you see what becomes of the money. " Drouet smiled.

Occasionally one the world comes, skin becomes of greatly , like returning seem to stick a lot of dirty stuffs, your skin cannot breathe.

This shop sell canned peach by fresh peach processing becomes of selling, not by freezing vendors workshop made of peach cans.

The role of institutions becomes, of course, more complicated when firms in a cluster exchange goods and knowledge through global pipelines.

Education becomes of a lesser value without the application - that's one additional reason for this equality in pay.

In the age of the digital, what becomes of property, of history, of identity?

But what becomes of these kids as they grow up? Researchers from the East Virginia Medical School surveyed 173 young adults to find out.

What becomes of a garden gnome hurled in fury at a windscreen during a stormy breakup?

This seemingly small difference becomes of great importance projected ahead.

What becomes of desire at the moment of truth?

Might be interesting to know what becomes of Harry as an adult.

The RF part of mobile phone has a lot of passive devices, so FEM becomes of a typical LTCC device.

Dante: What becomes of these two opposing wills?

Because of the thick wire deposit, cured becomes of it, looks like indentation.

What's the right thing to do? What becomes of the principle at each time?

The brothers had said: 'We'll see what becomes of his dreams' (v. 19).

Nitric Oxide (NO) recently becomes of clinical interest because of its relaxant effects on smooth muscle.

ASHLEY: What do you think becomes of people whentheir civilization breaks up?

After that what becomes of, what meaning has a spare part?

And, with General Petraeus now focused 1, 500 miles east, what becomes of Iraq?

Too much, I am afraid; for what becomes of the moral, if our comfort springs from a breach of promise?

What becomes of the handful of leaves from the young tree which is sawed off at the root?

I don't care a twopenny damn what becomes of the ashes of Napoleon.

Because the extraction procedure is very difficult and usually has a low yield, so chemical synthesis becomes of great importance.

Princess Sibylla: What becomes of us?

Now that Malygos is dead, what becomes of the Blue Dragon Flight?

"But what becomes of man's sinful nature? " you ask.

As we will see, this great spectrum ofhealth and sickness becomes of keen interest to an integral practitioner.

If Suqian's reward system is viewed in this way, it becomes of course doubtful.

Once a critical point in the development process has been reached, land becomes of secondary importance.

If we take this at face value, it is just not clear what becomes of APT in this context.

Oh tell me what becomes of us?

becomes of such a melancholy day

And what becomes of a day for those who rage against it

What becomes of the broken hearted

is found lunatic or becomes of unsound mind;

Oh, but what becomes of fools who love like me