Sentence examples for can become that from inspiring English sources

In Ewing's world, he can become that player again if just given the minutes and the shots.

The Northeast, where everything but dairy farming was left for dead a decade ago, and where many dairy farmers hold on for dear life, was once its own breadbasket; sometimes it feels as if it can become that again.

IF Popfly can become that kind of a tool widely used on the Web, it will be an important quiver in the strategy that was started in 2005 by Ray Ozzie, who is now Microsoft's chief software architect.

In fact, we should keep the image of the Germans and the Nazis in front of us — not to show how close the people on the other side of an argument are to unutterable evil but to remind ourselves that we, too, can become that close in a shorter time than we like to think.

In fact, we should keep the image of the Germans and the Nazis in front of us not to show how close the people on the other side of an argument are to unutterable evil but to remind ourselves that we, too, can become that close in a shorter time than we like to think.

I've shown that I can play in the N.B.A. How good I can become, that's to be determined".

I'm going to work as hard as I can to become that nominee".

The events, however, that can become actual, that are actually possible, are events in universes created by God.

These conclusions are transferable to other teaching and learning processes that can become recommendations that can be applied in the design of learning of any subject based on continuous e-assessment.

This festival can become something that has an impact even beyond Atlanta and the South".

Yet there is a limit to how splintered a culture can become, one that's as much psychological as aesthetic.