Sentence examples for built to become from inspiring English sources
Allan Arbus, who left the successful fashion photography business he and his wife, Diane, built to become an actor, most memorably playing the caustic psychiatrist Maj.
This proved insufficient for local industry and in 1842 Elton Reservoir at Bury was built to become the canal's principal supply.
Yet a small cadre of professional provocateurs, with a career of complaining, quick to play the victim card in all situations, seeks to undermine what Americans have built to become the envy of the world.
This sustained government support has enabled organisations of all sizes to have a robust foundation on which to build, to become cultural entrepreneurs and find new revenue streams.
Adds Shu: "There's a lot of things we want to build to become the best food delivery company in the world and we're going to have to hire people to do that".
Speculation of course has its place, but, as paleontologists before have found to their cost, detailed scenarios can easily build to become a house of cards.
A heavy, large youth can try to become strong and fit, lose some weight and try out for football but is unlikely with that build to become a track star.
With the Norman Conquest of 1066 the strategic importance of the Thames valley became recognized, and the first Windsor Castle was built, later to become the main residence of the British royal family outside London.
To take his place, the office of grand vizier was built up to become second only to the sultan in authority and revenue; the grand vizier's authority included the right to demand and obtain absolute obedience.
Even I.B.M., which plans eventually to use Linux as its unifying Unix platform (shelving AIX), says Linux's true ascendance may not come for five years or so -- until Linux is built up to become more powerful and reliable.
