Sentence examples for becomes a more versatile from inspiring English sources

Two themes have developed in New York: first the T-shirt as something more substantial than an undergarment to be worn beneath layers; produced in more wintry fabrics like wool or leather, sometimes quilted or padded, it becomes a more versatile proposition: as a short-sleeved sweater for warmer Autumn days or as a bodywarmer over other layers.

Now that it allows users to transfer money into their bank account (or that of a friend), Paytm's wallet — which is supported by Uber, among other services —  becomes a more versatile way of managing small cash floats.

And according to Ducks coach Randy Carlyle, diligent practice has helped Parros become a more versatile player.

The in-line Shuttle-C, which could lift heavier payloads than the side-mount version, could later use different rocket engines, like those developed for ALS, and become a more versatile vehicle by using a variety of upper-stage rockets, Mr. Lee said.

Liverpool's Andre Wisdom has said he will use his loan spell at Derby County to become a more versatile player.

Klasell thinks that two recent deals with Adobe Systems and Novell are going to help Peerless become a more versatile company.

He became a more versatile player and gained acclaim just the same.

All of those varied influences broadened my dance vocabulary and I became a more versatile dancer because of it," he says.

She has never been so fit, and she has become a more creative and versatile and tactical player, comfortable both slashing forward and serving balls from midfield, her passes as dangerous as her shots.

And later, with the opening of the Apps Store, the iPhone became a much more versatile device.

If he had become a much more versatile batsman than in his formative international years, then his repeated failure to convert decent starts into hundreds as he once did so voraciously was telling.