Sentence examples for fall to become from inspiring English sources
Leading the courtship of Sveum for Chicago was Theo Epstein, who left the Red Sox this fall to become the Cubs' president of baseball operations.
When she arrived the following fall to become chairwoman of the undergraduate drama department at New York University, she was primed.
"Welfare shouldn't be used to support drug habits," Mr. Gramm said before resigning from the Senate in the fall to become a vice chairman of UBS Warburg, the investment bank.
Patel took five of the final six wickets to fall to become the first England spinner to take five wickets in an ODI since Ashley Giles in Delhi in 2001-02, and the first in this country for 25 years.
After 35 years in the public school system, Ms. Lacey left Beacon this fall to become director of student affairs of the Columbia school, which opened this year to give faculty children an alternative to the competition for private-school admission and to public schools.
A year ago, I wrote a post wondering if Apple may be able to overtake Exxon in the fall to become the most valuable company in terms of market cap?
Augur's REP token meanwhile, used by the market to verify the outcome of predictions, has fallen to become the 70th-most-traded crypto token, with a capitalization today of $335 million, down from over $1.1 billion in January.
Professor Steven McCabe of Birmingham City Business School has noted that Birmingham lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs between 1971 and 1981, and that the city's GDP per capita, which in 1976 was the highest for a UK city outside the south east region, had fallen to become the lowest in England seven years later.
Phylogenetic trees computed with ST sequences from these species (data not shown) revealed that only few STs (less than 4% of the population) contributed to these high values, such that the values fell to become similar to those for other species after removal of these "outlier" STs.
Fall wants to become an engineer.
If production costs of drop-in cellulosic biofuels fall enough to become competitive, then their expansion will not necessarily cause feedstock prices to rise.
