Sentence examples for becoming full from inspiring English sources

Manhattan is becoming full of them.

Global Voices tracks conversion rates on translators becoming full writers, supporting the transition to using their own voice in public.

Exporting textiles is a critical step for poorer nations to becoming full participants in the world economy.

She joined the faculty of the University of Maryland in 1968, becoming full professor in 1973 and emeritus in 1992.

He entered the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, in 1866 and did well in the army, becoming full general in 1893 and field marshal in 1902.

Mears taught at the Women's College of Alabama and Pennsylvania State College before joining George Washington University in 1929 and becoming Full Professor in 1944.

"This separates women from citizenship in a large way". Whether women are becoming full-fledged citizens and whether they are prepared to become soldiers in the traditional way are two very different questions, she said.

Some women regret abandoning careers in favor of becoming full-time caregivers.

Residencies allow aspiring teachers to spend a year working alongside an experienced mentor before becoming full-time teachers of record.

And elite women have begun to escape the restrictions of a traditional, acquiescent lifestyle, becoming full-time professional athletes.

Simone Foxman (@SimoneFoxman) would appear that more workers are either becoming full-time employed or leaving the workforce.