Sentence examples for becoming determined to from inspiring English sources
I remember becoming determined to be more politically active in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
The vowel system lost independent vowel quantity, the length of vowels becoming determined by the structure of the syllable, a situation that also occurred when the later Latin developed into Romance.
"I believe that sporting events are becoming increasingly determined to be somehow beyond everyday life.
As the government tries to put down the Sunni insurgency, it now faces rising unrest among members of the country's Shiite majority, who are becoming more determined to take up the fight themselves.
People may be buying fewer books than before, but big tech companies are becoming increasingly determined to sell them.
As the Armory Show approached, William Sanger was becoming more determined to flee architecture and his railroad flat in Harlem to paint full time, while his wife was off again with the IWW helping organize the Paterson Silk Workers Strike.
I am happy, and becoming quite fearless, determined to work with others to address and redress impeding structural issues that are long overdue.
Tindal was one of a series of forward air bases initiated by Air Marshal Sir Frederick Scherger when he was CAS in 1959, but a defence committee decision prior to Evans becoming CAS had determined to locate the RAAF's northernmost fighter squadron at Darwin.
It is becoming clear Hollywood is determined to honour a movie just about all of the executives voting would have (or did) reject.
But it's a different experience setting out not merely to please but to delight a child with a cake that only you can make, one that can find you rolling up your sleeves and becoming a cake wrangler, determined to make that firehouse, caterpillar or Pokémon concoction.
