Sentence examples for becoming notable from inspiring English sources

"They are not the group to look for for creative breakthroughs in entrepreneurialism or for becoming notable leaders in a particular area".

While Meyer affirmed his spot atop the collegiate coaching profession, Oklahoma Coach Bob Stoops's inability to win B.C.S. games is becoming notable.

While directors Peter Jackson, Jane Campion and the half-Maori Lee Tamahori spent the late-1990s becominotableble Hollywood players, Maori film-making appeared to go into a state of hibernation.

It's not becoming notable that Jean dreads, pondering how to balance her vocation as a writer with societal expectations: "I am afraid I shall never rise to the heights I dream of, afraid that I shall settle down to an irritating existence of domesticity and the narrow life of the average woman".

A small number of Armenian Americans moved to Armenia in the early 1990s, some becoming notable in their ancestral homeland.

The Hall of Fame inductions began in 1993 with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Morrison becoming notable as the first inductee not to attend his own ceremony, - Robbie Robertson from The Band accepted the award on his behalf.

His practice was not becoming more notable.

The film went on to a UK total of £17.37m, then becoming a notable success on DVD.

Unlike the situation of just a few decades ago, a genius born in Mumbai now stands a good chance of becoming a notable scientist, whether at home or abroad.

Jefferson and Johns will have plenty of company, with the game becoming as notable for the stars who are not playing as for those who will be on the field.

With Ex Machina having also banked $7.7m abroad for a $14.5m total gross, not to mention general acclaim, it's becoming a notable entry in the indie sci-fi canon.