Sentence examples for also to become from inspiring English sources
Brazil was also to become a crucial theme.
Later in 1978, an 11-year-old cancer patient was also to become a victim.
His colleague was also to become a well known actor, Edward Hardwicke.
They were also to become, as Gray has it, "the vehicle of a Plan".
The distinction is meaningful: when you mobilise as a woman, you don't require everyone around you also to become one.
The students should not only learn to become professional musicians but also to become ambassadors of peace".
How much worse if the kind of extreme poverty that means relying on food handouts were also to become normal.
He was also to become a stern critic of David Cameron (whom he described as a "sphinx without a riddle").
To love those who are not you — and, ideally, not only to love them but also to become them.
He wanted viewers not simply to watch "Napoleon," but also to become participants in a revolution of his making.
We hated her condescension, her bellicosity, her transparent ambition not just to be a leader but also to become an icon.
