Sentence examples for become gap from inspiring English sources

Don Fisher, whose frustration in finding a pair of blue jeans with the proper inseam length, the story goes, led him and his wife, Doris, to open their own blue jeans store, a business that expanded to become Gap Inc., died Sunday at home in San Francisco.

Nine year old Kayla Kosmalski has become Gap's first ever model with Down's syndrome.

Banana Republic has become Gap's most profitable brand, the only one that's grown over the past five years.

You'll become GAP-certified if you achieve a passing score on both audits.

So under the modified interpretation, what used to be empty intervals now become gaps.

However, the absence of flow through metabolites RNP (or RNC) could be propagated downstream (or upstream) by blocking reactions and thus, additional metabolites would become gaps (see Figure  1).

"Ten years ago the banks went out and the resulting ground floor spaces became Gaps, Country Roads, Lechters, Cosmetics Plus, etc," she said.

Newspaper stores became Gaps, and when the Gaps closed they became Bank of America branches, as neighborhoods turned into cash machines to pay for the expensive new restaurants.

Those metabolites that become a gap as a consequence of some RNP metabolite are termed Downstream-Non-Produced (DNP).

In case of indirect band gap avoided, the SOC gap could become the bulk band gap of a TI which can be enhanced by strain.

In a symmetric way, Upstream-Non-Consumed (UNC) metabolites are defined as those metabolites that became a gap as a consequence of some present RNC metabolite [ 20].