Examples of 'what has become of you' in a sentence
Meaning of "what has become of you"
what has become of you - used to inquire about someone's current situation or status, often implying a noticeable change or decline
How to use "what has become of you" in a sentence
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what has become of you
If your father saw what has become of you.
See what has become of you.
Somebody may wonder what has become of you.
What has become of you why the white hair and roses.
I suppose I should blame myself for what has become of you.
Look what has become of you.
In the past you have been a real samurai . Look what has become of you.
What has become of you Vera.
When he sees… what has become of you.
What has become of you here?
It was to show them, right? What has become of you.
And what has become of you under the great blue sky?
And you, dear master, what has become of you and yours?
What has become of you all this time?
Ah, love, what has become of you You have become brash, and commercial.
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What has become of you all?
Look what has become of you Simply relax and enjoy the fun!
What has become of you these two long months, wicked man?
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