Sentence examples for crew has become from inspiring English sources

Under the stewardship of Lyons and the chief executive, Mickey Drexler, J Crew has become a major player in global fashion.

And while the Kiwis have been racing their yachts against each other for the last six months, Alinghi's crew has become battle-hardened in the challenger series, winning 25 of 28 races.

Crew has become an expert in recasting timeless classics into current fashion must-haves".

Over time, this humble man and his crew has become the protecting angels of the Basin, her ecosystem and communities.

Make it obvious After about a month (unless your legit crew has become incredibly popular before that time) you can add a person or two to your crew.

By the time it was over and the sun was setting at Firdos Square, Sergeant Lambert and his M-88 crew had become so famous that even Katie Couric wanted an interview.

It said the most likely scenario was that the plane's crew had become incapacitated and listed as a possible cause hypoxia; it did not conclude that hypoxia was the cause.

More recently, the NBC comedy "Ed" has used the bowling alley two doors down as its primary set, and that program's cast and crew have become Hennessy regulars.

CANBERRA, Australia — Nearly four months after Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished into the night, Australian transportation officials said in a report on Thursday that the plane kept flying until it ran out of fuel, most likely because the cockpit crew had become unresponsive, perhaps because of oxygen deprivation.

Since then, the Zendesk crew have become one-time consulting clients but, more importantly, friends.

Maddy Davey, the watch manager from Portland Coastguard, said: "We have responded to a significantly high number of incidents today - yachts in danger of breaking their moorings, crew have become seasick and most alarmingly a kayaker was separated from his kayak and then swept through the sluice gate into the harbour.