Sentence examples for becoming temporary from inspiring English sources

But an experienced senior officer said Hogan-Howe had impressed since becoming temporary commissioner, telling junior officers what he wanted in "jargon-free and clear language".

Fishermen, desperate for income, have been signing up to work for the cleanup effort, becoming temporary employees of BP, the company responsible for the accident that has put them, for now, largely out of business.

In a daring move, the MQM party, which has offices in north London - and was set against the PPP - was talked into becoming temporary champion of a PPP machine it had previously only bombed and shot at.

Soon after Jericho's entrance, Batista performed a spinebuster on Kane, covering him for a pinfall and becoming temporary champion.

We're all sad that she'll miss our quadrennial family tradition of becoming temporary experts on the lingo of vault landings.

Hardy returned to the ring and performed a front facelock dropped into a cutter, which he calls a "Twist of Fate", on MVP, covering him for a pinfall and becoming temporary champion.

Events include in- or out-migrations, the date of becoming a temporary migrant, and the date of ending a period as a temporary migrant, as well as births or deaths, with deaths classified by probable main cause.

Work is already becoming more temporary, sporadic, and informal, and this change should be embraced.

Becoming a temporary worker is a tricky business in Japan, thanks mainly to the country's rigid labour laws.

The notion that the nature of work is changing — becoming more temporary and project-based, with workers increasingly functioning as free agents and no longer being governed by traditional long-term employer-employee relationships — first gained momentum in the 1990s.

I wasn't trying to lure him into a red-faced boil; I was trying to broach the subject of his becoming a temporary member of the news media, whose practitioners he has not always expressed deep, consistent respect for.