Sentence examples for could becoming a from inspiring English sources

He left as soon as he could, becoming a television critic for the Washington Times and then a film critic for the New York Post.

He took citizenship as soon he could, becoming a proud and enthusiastic "American by choice," as he put it.

So Walls read everything he could about becoming a donor.

How did Muammar Qaddafi think he could avoid becoming a figure of fun given his weirdly flamboyant caftans?

So, is there any way that a Perry candidacy could escape becoming a referendum on reproductive rights?

With her office-based volunteering experience, Roz could consider becoming a receptionist and operations support officer for a charity.

To offset losses from Shell, the state could explore becoming a laboratory for renewable energy, she said.

Team members decided that Dr. Lander was the only one among them whom they could imagine becoming a United States senator one day.

Among the favourites are those in the social services, which, with a bit of extra study, could involve becoming a social worker.

After Mr Miliband's surprising effort on the first televised election debate this year, and with less than six weeks to go until 7 May, Mr Cameron could be becoming a little desperate.

1 Mark could consider becoming a social worker assistant for a local authority and then seek sponsorship from his employer to fund his training on a social work degree.