Examples of using Becoming very in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
The city of Innsbruck is a beautiful city which has remained unspoiled but is becoming very popular with tourists.
Drawn up the inside of my thighs has me really enjoying the teasing sensations and becoming very aroused.
in many rural areas they are becoming very scarce.
It is becoming very difficult for the people in such countries to understand whether the European Union is implementing a policy of poverty reduction or actually increasing poverty in the social area.
Green fundraisers" are becoming very popular and as a result there are many interesting ways for your school to start going green…
Around the world it was read and it was becoming very well-known internationally for its contents,
Green fundraisers" are becoming very popular and as a result[…]
It is becoming very clear that this problem can only be solved by sending the Muslims back to countries that have the culture
while on the sun they darken even more, becoming very pronounced.
the Commissioner made an important point when she said that she thought Parliament was becoming very federalist.
Green fundraisers” are becoming very popular and as a result there are many interesting ways for your school to start going green…
Someone said during course of the debate that it is becoming very profitable to carry out piracy,
The outcome of this is that you Mac may start lagging and becoming very slow and your browser's settings may be changed to accept ads.
The game of bingo online is a very interesting one. It is a game that is now becoming very popular in virtually every part of the world.
Life becomes very interesting and very hopeful!
We could become very good friends.
We become very close.
It may become very severe, painful and disabling.
Pep had become very uptight.
Become very attentive by way of compensation.