Sentence examples for become provisional from inspiring English sources

"Everything has become provisional.

Mr. Djindjic said that Miroljub Labus, an economist, would become provisional prime minister of Yugoslavia.

In 1945, working at a Red Cross hospital in Saint-Lô, he wrote an essay about the ruins of the town, "bombed out of existence in one night", and described "this universe become provisional".

Earth's biggest restauranteur would neither confirm nor deny a published report Thursday that its succession plan calls for Vice Chairman Jim Skinner Jim Skinner to become provisional chief executive, if Charlie Bell Charlie Bell has to step aside.

After Obregón was elected president for the first time, Portes Gil became provisional governor of Tamaulipas.

Duarte returned in 1980, amid civil war, and became provisional president of a military-civilian junta.

In September 1930, during the Great Depression, Uriburu led an army revolt against President Irigoyen and became provisional president of Argentina.

The decrepit Qing fell in 1911 and, at the start of the following year, Dr Sun, by virtue of his seniority as much as anything else, became provisional president of the Chinese republic.

Manuel Estrada Cabrera then became provisional president, regularized his status by an election, and by repeated reelections maintained himself in power until leaders of the opposition Unionist Party forced him from office by having the assembly declare him insane (1920).

In December 1952 he became provisional president by designation of the armed forces an appointment confirmed by the constituent assembly of 1953, which, under his control, elected him to a five-year presidential term (1953 58).

While extending the original Oct. 28 deadline by more than a week, Cone will also become a provisional free agent.