Sentence examples for become baskets from inspiring English sources

But they have to be right misses; the ones that have the greatest chance to quickly become baskets for his Knicks teammates.

Its author, Paul Collier, an Oxford economics professor, has spent 30-odd years puzzling mainly over sub-Saharan Africa and trying to work out why so many of its 48 countries have become basket cases.

"We'd either have become basket cases or would have had to admit the old pioneers really had it, and we didn't".

But Italy has become the basket case of Western Europe.

After their spells in power, both city and state had become financial basket-cases.

In the wrong hands, Birmingham could easily have become a basket case; another Portsmouth or Plymouth.

She was drawn most to Rita's desire to take charge of her life after decades spent married to the miserable Ben Dick Latessaa) — a man she admits she never loved — raising two children who have become adult basket cases (Michael Esper and Kate Jennings Grant).

He hadn't been dispatched to prove the hypothesis that the north-east was on course to become a basket case like Detroit, which famously declared bankruptcy in 2013.

His appointment will therefore be seen as a significant line in the sand for a Leicestershire club who have become a basket case in recent seasons, the first county to go through two entire summers without winning a Championship match since Northamptonshire in the 1930s.

It could be a more valuable use of everyone's time to litigate the way in which Libya has become the basket case of a nation that it now is.

Sketch a flat oval, that later will become a basket full of Easter eggs.