Sentence examples for extended to become from inspiring English sources

It is currently being extended to become a three form entry school.

Under such a proposal, Greenwich Street could be extended to become a north-south corridor through the site, and Fulton Street could be similarly extended to become an east-west passage reaching nearly from river to river.

It will be extended to become BBC Three's news programme and a new Newsbeat app will be launched later this year.

Thus, the single-objective RAP can be intuitively extended to become a Multi-Objective Resource Allocation Problem (MORAP) that also falls in the category of NP-Hard.

"The Lights of New York" -- a two-reel project from 1928 surreptitiously extended to become the first all-talking feature -- begins with two men standing in a hotel room setting up the plot and describing the cast of characters.

Originally a Georgian farmhouse, it has been variously extended to become an eminently comfortable country house-style hotel run with great charm by the owners Kevin and Lyn Lambert.

Stroll along its tree-lined Main Street, which extends to become a pier, the second-longest wooden pier in California, where you can dine.

Autophagy is initiated with the formation of a double-membraned phagophore that encapsulates cellular material and extends to become a vesicle referred to as an autophagosome [ 7].

These responses may also extend to become addiction [ 44], burnout [ 45], post-traumatic stress disorder, guilt, self-blame, and shame [ 46], an intention to quit nursing and an intention to change institution [ 11].

Stage 2 neurons have transitioned to form multiple short neurites (multipolar morphology), and stage 3 neurons exhibit a single neurite extending to become an axon (see Dotti et al., 1988 ).

Upon graduation, Shimomura intended to become a piano instructor and was extended a job offer to become a piano teacher at a music store, but as she had been an avid gamer for many years she decided to send some samples of her work to various video game companies that were recruiting at the university.