Sentence examples for become a dynamic from inspiring English sources

These VR headsets then become a dynamic route for delivering ultra-personalised advertising.

In 1992 Joint Venture Silicon Valley was set up to become "a dynamic new model for regional rejuvenation".

His first order of business, he said, would be to try to change what has become a dynamic of recent Republican primaries: candidates savaging each other.

"It's frustrating to many of us, because Pittsburgh has become a dynamic region," said State Representative Jeffrey E. Habay, a Republican from Allegheny County.

Then our revolution will have achieved its ideals and our country can become a dynamic player among the family of nations.

Iran hasn't yet become a dynamic issue in America's electoral politics, and the administration is trying to keep it that way.

When Whiteread draws an old parquet floor in chalk, it resembles ancient geological strata; in glinting ink, it becomes a dynamic checkerboard invoking the rhythms of dancing feet.

But you're definitely always aware, if you're having your photo taken, and that becomes a dynamic and a rhythm between two people".

The Post company, in Sir Alick's last years and after his death, became a dynamic accumulator of newspapers and related manufacturing outlets across Britain and north America.

Yet as embodied by an intensely focused Alfred Molina, under the astute direction of Michael Grandage, one man's aesthetic vision became a dynamic physical process.

But of course Steve becomes a dynamic hero, gruffly indulged by his commanding officer Col. Chester Phillips Tommy Lee Joness) and falling in love with a beautiful woman in uniform, Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) apparently on loan from British intelligence.