Sentence examples for become next from inspiring English sources
Badly affected phones become next to useless.
POST-HUMAN Whatever it is that we become next.
"It's become next to impossible to organize," Mr. Schumer said.
But replicating the "gone native" banks has become next to impossible (see article).
With 999 victories, he will become next season only the second coach in history to record 1,000 victories.
As for soon-to-be-former President Clinton, who has never been satisfied simply being, the always fascinating and sometimes aggravating question remains: What will he become next?
The routine and mundane become next-to-impossible.
But this is uncharacteristic of a movie that subtly follows an Austenesque process as it moves from playful banter and underlying tension into the true love and mutual reliance that springs up when John and Fanny become next-door neighbours in Hampstead.
Ahead of the birth, Prince Albert said that the first child to be delivered would become next-in-line, if the twins were the same sex.
Therefore, these novel nanofluids have the potential to become next-generation coolants and working fluids for innovative applications in industries such as energy, bio and pharmaceutical industry, and chemical, electronic, environmental, material, medical and thermal engineering among others [15, 16].
That money is being driven mostly by the belief that YouTube is finally becoming a viable platform for distributing — and monetizing — independent video content, and perhaps the hope that some of these YouTube networks will become next-generation media conglomerates of their own.
