Sentence examples for express to become from inspiring English sources

In July 2004, Hong Kong's helicopter operator Heli Hong Kong officially announced plans to commence fixed-wing operation via Hong Kong Express, to become Hong Kong's fourth passenger airline.

To express is to become conscious of an emotion: that is why the distinction between plan and execution cannot be applied.

I'm giving them room to really express themselves, to become part of this multi-universe.

She has since published her first crime novel, The Accused, and expressed ambition to become a crime writer.

That was partly to meet the F.B.I.'s concern that nothing be said to compromise the outcome of future kidnappings, and partly because of Mr. Garen's reluctance, as he expressed it, to become a celebrity for an experience he described, in an interview, as "just an unfortunate accident".

NASA expressed interest to become a minor partner, providing technological support.

On 5 March 2012, Hunt re-signed with the Gold Coast until 2014, continuing his AFL ambassador role, expressing ambitions to become a midfielder.

The representatives of Congo and Uganda promised to restore 30 million hectares of damaged forests by 2020, Japan and France expressed desire to become low-carbon role models, and Georgia said it will become a "hydropower giant".

One common mechanism is that an elevated rate of recombination causes the expressed gene to become replaced or altered.

If genome location produces systematic biases in expression levels, selection could act on gene position and cause more conserved and expressed genes to become associated with replication origins.

Among these women, pregnancy intention was assessed in married or cohabitating women and among single women expressing desire to become pregnant.