Sentence examples for decided to become one from inspiring English sources

The Today Show reports that Martha Stewart has changed her mind and decided to become one of the single millions looking for love online on Match.com.

He decided to become one of those voices.

That's when she decided to become one of Mr. Zehetner's private coaching clients.

Some, like Yacob Mahda, 42, in Culver City, have decided to become one of the Joneses rather than try to keep up with them.

After initially working through an importer, Ottolenghi had decided to become one himself, making him, by his count, the third importer of piment d'Espelette to the United States.

Seeing the need for lawyers to represent the people who couldn't afford them, she decided to become one.

Alonso Quijano is an ordinary gentleman who, after absorbing too many stories of knights errant - all the rage in the 16th century - decides to become one himself.

As she looks in the mirror, you can see the point at which a person decides to become one thing instead of another.

I don't know, I don't know if you can decide to become one.

The president of the United States himself is a product of New York's rancid political waters, a real estate hustler who bragged in the 2016 election about buying off politicians before deciding to become one himself.

The act bans mergers that "substantially … lessen competition" or "create a monopoly". It doesn't draw any distinction between horizontal deals (when two direct competitors decide to become one) and vertical ones (when they inhabit different realms) like AT&T and Time Warner's.