Sentence examples for cap becoming from inspiring English sources

Our survey shows that in CAP becoming involved in teaching is no longer an isolated attempt, but has become a broader movement.

"I, along with countless New Yorkers, look forward to this cap becoming a reality, as taxpayers across the state cannot afford to wait any longer for relief".

Nicol David added another feather to her cap, becoming the first player – male or female – to win the US Open for the third straight year.

Changes in pH and CAP solubility during the course of addition of SP to formulated CAP (≈ 120 mg/ml) are shown in Fig. 4. It is evident that even at an excess of SP over the volume of the formulation used (3:1), the pH remains < 5.5 and the maximum concentration of CAP becoming soluble is ≤ 7 μg/ml.

It's easy to imagine the scrummaging bulldogs, all kitted out in England-white trousers and caps, becoming "the colour of mother Earth from shoulder to ankle" as battle rages.

Salford Red Devils have been docked six points after an independent tribunal found the club guilty of breaching the Rugby Football League's salary cap rules, becoming the first top-flight side in almost a decade to be issued with a points deduction.

These cells are umber in colour, and arranged in chains perpendicular to the cap surface, becoming smaller and paler at tip of the wart, subtended by moderately abundant hyphae that are 4 10 µm wide.

The Antarctic ice cap is becoming thinner and the Arctic sea ice extent is declining.

Caps are becoming common.

He led the national side in 21 of his 34 international caps, before becoming a team captain on the BBC TV quiz show A Question of Sport.

The park has made a comeback since the landfill was capped several years ago, becoming a refuge for wildlife, with bald eagles wintering along its shoreline.