Sentence examples for could become only from inspiring English sources

Mahan could become only the second back-to-back winner in the 55-year history of the tournament.

An appearance by the rotten Browns, who could become only the second team in NFL history to finish 0-16, might not even test that.

Rivera, who could become only the fourth player to go through an arbitration hearing three years in a row, is seeking $10.25 million in arbitration; the Yankees submitted a figure of $9 million.

"I can't really play like I'm in the lead," said Waldorf, who could become only the second Buick Classic back-to-back winner, joining Els, who won in 1996 and 1997.

But scouts insist that Carr and Harrington are 1-2 and could become only the sixth twosome of quarterbacks to be drafted in the No. 1 and No. 2 slots (Carolina has the second pick).

So the Jaguars could become only the third team in NFL history to make the playoffs with a losing record in a 16-game season – the others were Carolina (7-8-1) laSeattle and Seattle (7-9) in 2010.

Whilst it is important to draw attention to important issues, a massive petition could become entirely fruitless when the only achievement is a debate.

Both could soon become only the second and third women to break into the world's top 100.

Vettel, however, could also become only the third driver in history to win three titles in a row, after Schumacher did so last decade and Juan Manuel Fangio did it in the 1950s.

The group led by local businessman Mike Farnan and which also includes Welcome to Yorkshire chief executive Gary Verity and former Hull City chairman Adam Pearson has previously been frustrated in its attempts to take over but could become the only viable option.

Under such conditions, the tribunal could become not only a political but a security flashpoint.