Sentence examples for can now become from inspiring English sources

With the Emeralds now becoming Super, you can now become Hyper Sonic!

As a result of travellers becoming more empowered through the use of technologies during their travels, they themselves can now become the main actor in co-creating richer experiences and additional value [21, 29].

With the pardon, she can now become an American citizen.

It means that I can now become a billionaire.

You can now become a pretty good chess player without ever playing a live opponent.

Any of these people employed, or planning to be, can now become eligible.

Charles Kennedy was a more far-sighted politician, even in drink, than many will ever be sober, and that's what's so cruelly frustrating about his death at 55; that he can never now become what he was capable of becoming.

Can it now become part of the solution?

And can it now become a normal country?At least the vote on June 29th, when a first round of parliamentary elections was meant to pull Albania out of anarchy, was not the catastrophe many had feared.

Can it now become the continent's leader?

Students can also now become members with a student-class membership for $25 annually.