Sentence examples for apparent to be from inspiring English sources

If there's an heir apparent to be the London theater's next Hamlet, let's move Mr. Redmayne toward the front of the queue.

"Right now, people are desperate for the heir apparent to be Katherine Heigl," the same producer said of that 30-year-old actress, who captured about half of a Roberts-size audience with her "27 Dresses," and has another shot at the crown with "The Ugly Truth," a romantic comedy set for release in July by Sony Pictures.

Once considered an heir apparent to be chief executive of Hewlett-Packard, where he was executive vice president for its printer, personal computer and computer systems businesses, Mr. Belluzzo left after 22 years to become chief executive of Silicon Graphics Inc. in January 1998.

The new practice for succession is for the heir apparent to be named five years in advance.

A clear demonstration with 30-nm thickness of Au-sputtering was apparent to be ideal for downstream applications, due to the lowest variation in resistance value of grain boundary, which has dynamic and superior characteristics.

Consequently, the autophagic death is apparent to be the major cell death mechanism in the H5N1 infection [ 21, 28, 53].

So one should not expect George W. Bush, the Republican nominee-apparent, to be any different.Mr Bush has recently been outlining "a different role for government, a fresh start, a bold new approach".

Equally noteworthy is an apparent inability to be reconciled to the results of an election.

Risk, once it becomes apparent, has to be policed: it is an economic necessity.

And it has no apparent aspirations to be anything other than a satisfying entertainment.

These were editorial images, capturing subcultures and people with no apparent place to be.