Sentence examples for become a contract from inspiring English sources
After all, you wouldn't become a contract killer to repay your folks.
Mr. Kircos played down the scope of the deal and the notion that Intel had become a contract chip maker.
"Everything is being talked to death in this club, before an idea can become a project and a job interview can become a contract.
Mr Zhang has taken one step up the ladder to become a contracted extra, and gets two or three gigs a day, for 200 yuan a go.
In 1943 he became a contract writer for MGM.
He drove a taxi for five years while studying law at New York University, and then became a contract lawyer.
In 1973 Woo became a contract director with the Golden Harvest studio, for which he made a popular Cantonese opera, Dinü hua (1976; Princess Chang Ping), and Shaolin men (1976; Countdown in Kung Fu), which gave actor Jackie Chan one of his first major roles.
He became a contract attorney at a law firm to pay the bills, he wrote, but added, "I got sucked in, became a full-timer, then a senior litigation associate and then a partner, at which time I promptly bolted to become an in-house attorney at Universal Television".
"When you purchase something at a price and it goes through, it becomes a contract.
During the 1938 39 offseason, Pearson became a contract holdout after he rejected the Yankees' initial offer.
