Sentence examples for become a prototype from inspiring English sources

Because you can quickly become a prototype for Hollywood".

But Britain has taken the lead, and its bank is likely to become a prototype, if not a resource, for the world.

Kenneth Ballen, the counsel to the Senate committee, said, "These people have amassed such unaccountable power!" By 1993, when Bill Clinton became President, Citizens for a Sound Economy had become a prototype for the kind of corporate-backed opposition campaigns that have proliferated during the Obama era.

The twirling molecules, described in today's issue of Science, could become a prototype for the world's tiniest, and entirely frictionless, bearing.

NASA engineers make a foray into fashion with three outlandish designs for the new Z-2 space suits, and encourage the public to vote on which will become a prototype.

Klein, a representative of romantic historicism, modeled the building on the Viennese Leopoldstädter Tempel (1858), a Moorish Revival temple designed by Ludwig Förster that would become a prototype for synagogue design in Central Europe.

When the newsletter, North Korea Today, also went online, it became a prototype for other Web sites.

This father son relationship became a prototype for the relationship of Christians to God.

Later, as Mr. Alden observed, she became "a prototype for early Christian saints".

And that became a prototype of the statistical models that eventually won him the Nobel.

It became a prototype of how new media could become a powerful tool in the hands of otherwise defenseless civilians.