Sentence examples for becoming third from inspiring English sources

If we can recover something of it alongside Martin Luther King's view that we only "civilise ourselves by the total, direct and immediate abolition of poverty", then becoming third world may be less a nightmare than an idea whose time has come.

There are several ways: England play a seamer light, which means Mark Wood or Steven Finn (or, if Anderson plays, both) missing out and Ben Stokes becoming third seamer; they could omit Adam Lyth, elevate Moeen to the top of the order (a remarkable shift from nine as he was in Nottingham); or they could rest Jos Buttler, with Jonny Bairstow keeping wicket (or vice versa).

There are poor blacks becoming first-time homeowners.

Second, within this "directorate" of big countries, Germany has gained power, becoming "first among equals".

Shortly after becoming first lady in 1988, she was diagnosed with Graves disease.

Underclassmen could rule in the first round, with as many as nine becoming first-round selections.

Instead, this has been a case of the last quickly becoming first, and vice versa.

Will Payne has been promoted to deputy editor of Sun Online, becoming second in command to Keith Poole.

On January 26 , 1993 six days after becoming First Lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton paid a private visit to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

He placed himself off Cádiz, and there he was joined by Nelson, so becoming second in command at Trafalgar.

It is a stubbornness that is so essential to those players' becoming first professionals and later stars.