Sentence examples for become the much from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reason, and even if his commitment to civil rights did not waver, his disregard for digital rights was blatant and painful for those who looked to and hoped for an Obama Administration that would become the much promised "tech Presidency".

In 1975 he became chairman of the Association of Teachers in Colleges and Departments of Education and, when that body merged with the further education teachers to become the much larger National Association of Teachers in Further and Higher Education, he became president of the new body.

For one, how did 5'4" Steve Rogers become the much taller Captain America?

Because of the lengthy (overnight) enrichment step, this assay is also neither rapid nor adaptable to become the much needed point of care diagnostic for invasive Salmonella disease.

It was greatly admired by her friend Dag Hammarskjöld, who went on to become the much-respected second secretary general of the United Nations.

Feb. 24, 2002: John Eells, now music director of what has become the much-admired Farmington Valley Symphony, returns to Miss Porter's School to conduct Beethoven and Brahms Leonore Overturee No. 3 and the Serenade No. 1).

There is a Poem chair from 1977, with its gracefully bent wooden arms – it would later become the much-loved Poäng – and the Bra wardrobe and those stalwarts of small storage solutions, the Moppe plywood boxes.

We decided then and there to give up eating meat.' Linda had yet to become the much-liked figure she was to grow into and was then being given a hard time by the media, who attacked her trademark trainers and Argyle socks, not to mention her reputedly off-key singing with Paul's band, Wings.

Super PACs have become the much-discussed villain of the 2012 presidential race.

"The middle classes may not automatically become the much-hoped-for catalytic agents for reforms," the Bank said.

It's a noble profession, public service, but after decades of anti-government venom and innumerable snafus, one wonders how much longer the same quality will want to become the much-maligned "bureaucrat"?