Sentence examples for become a starting from inspiring English sources

"A bench position could one day easily become a starting position," Nunnally said.

"I have egg on my face in telling you that I did not think he was going to become a starting point guard with a good team.

The data could also become a starting point for verifying whether individual countries or regions are complying with international or local agreements aimed at cutting greenhouse gases.

Vick had reached the mountaintop for black athletes in team sports and become a starting N.F.L. quarterback, a position long denied black players.

Hatchette was signed as a free agent from the Minnesota Vikings with the idea that he would become a starting receiver.

His astute analysis of Mr. Bush as a peculiarly American character -- part privileged son of a famous Connecticut family, part self-consciously egalitarian Texan -- will become a starting point for future biographers.

His numbers quickly became a starting point in the negotiations.

But Welker became a starting receiver as a freshman.

As in the mash-ups, the original work becomes a starting point, not an ending.

His draft became a starting point for changes that included charter schools, as well as more accountability.

"We'll make it easier for him and he'll make it easier for us," said Andre Stanley, a walk-on who became a starting guard last season.