Sentence examples for explained to become a from inspiring English sources

"He needs the ascents," Jonas explained, "to become a senior guide".

She was selling the floating Nanas, she explained, "to become a millionaire," which was necessary in order to fund her monumental projects.

"That was my dream since I came to the United States," she explained, "to become a U.S. citizen".

"La Vita Nuova" explained how to become a great poet.

Discreetly distributed flyers explained that to become a member of the fund's President's Club would require a donation of fifty thousand dollars a year for five consecutive years.

Practical Ethics explains how to become a difference-making philosopher.

This week, Bob Mankoff looks at the submissions for the Caption Contest, and Colin Stokes explains how to become a contributing cartoonist to the magazine.

His new book purports to explain how to become a leader in any given field by examining the masterly qualities of such luminaries as Mozart, Einstein and Santiago Calatrava, the well-known Spanish architect, one of nine "living masters" that Mr. Greene interviewed.

When I was 26, the company I co-founded hired a very wise and gifted CEO, John Kunze, who cited the founder of Apple and NeXT in explaining how to become a better manager.

His intention in these studies, Mr. Taub hastens to explain, was never to become a composer but to develop an insider's understanding of musical creativity.

Model II indicates that with a one year of additional experience there is an increase in the probability of becoming a partner by five percentage points when ability is accounted for, compared to seven percentage points when ability was unaccounted for in Model I. Effort is a statistical significant factor in explaining the probability to become a partner.