Sentence examples for form to become from inspiring English sources

Setälä draws comparisons with another company which grew from a new, limited form to become a powerhouse: Disney.

In its simplest form, to become net positive the company would need to replace more forest than was removed.

"Dispatches" was what had come to be called "new journalism," but it transcended that form to become both a profound personal journal and the most brilliant exposition of the cultural dimension of an American war ever compiled.

In one scene the camera slowly pans across a human torso that fills the screen so that you can't distinguish the chest from the stomach; the body loses its form to become a gross, abstract field of hairy flesh.

Among insects such as grasshoppers (Orthoptera), true bugs (Heteroptera), and homopterans (e.g., aphids, scale insects), the general form is constant until the final molt, when the larva undergoes substantial changes in body form to become a winged adult with fully developed genitalia.

The 26-year-old, who has continued last season's fine form to become one of the very best at his position in the National Basketball Association, and his team had a rare off-night when the Raptors met the Magic in Florida in November.

After all, it's not easy being the first life-form to become both a planet-scale force and — ever so slowly and uncomfortably — aware of that fact.

He planned to reënlist; last Christmas, he started filling out the forms to become a helicopter pilot.

Duncan, who died in 1927, is the choreographic liberator who rejected rigid traditional dance forms to become the founder of what is now known as modern dance.

Daley probably doesn't knowyet that he has signed forms to become a professional footballer at the top end of the Premier League.

And since 1978 a standing Business Cycle Dating Committee (BCDC) was formed to become the arbiter of the American business cycle, a chronology that now reaches back to 1854.