Sentence examples for become of one from inspiring English sources
Since then, he has become of one of the standout earners in the music industry.
France will become of one of the first European countries to put in place a new tax treaty with Switzerland to improve transparency and access to banking information.
One of the biggest questions in the WorldCom bankruptcy -- for creditors, businesses and consumers -- is what will become of one of WorldCom's least visible divisions, UUNet, a big wholesale Internet service provider.
Painted by Anders Åberg and Karl-Olav Bjork in 1975, this almost demonic landscape has become of one the most iconic images of the Stockholm metro, a social statement against the rural depopulation and deforestation taking place in Sweden at the time.
Trost might as well have been talking about a new themed hotel in Las Vegas as he described what would become of one drafty concrete chamber after another: the New York Yankees martini bar, a steakhouse (NYY Steak), a grill room, a Yankees museum, a year-round banquet hall and a conference center.
Adams' first encounter with the forces of nature left quite an impression: aged four, the boy who was to grow up to become of one America's finest photographers suffered a badly broken nose - destined never to recover its former shape - in the aftershocks of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
When the warmth of candlelight fills the stage, everyone becomes of one heart and starts to sing.
In 2005 Pollock became of one of the 5 original founder of Moore's Traverse City Film Festival.
