Sentence examples for how about becoming from inspiring English sources

How about becoming a saint?

When he talked to teachers in high school about jobs, they told him, You need a trade, you're smart, how about becoming an accountant?

Vincent Kompany, a Belgian of Congolese descent and the captain of English champions Manchester City, tweeted, "How about becoming extremely intolerant to racist idiots?

Dinosaurs did then hang around water, and could swim, but how about becoming specialised as aquatic animals, such as hippos, otters or even crocodiles?

How about becoming the breakout star of Netflix's groundbreaking political thriller "House of Cards," executive-produced by acclaimed film director David Fincher and starring award-winning actors such as Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright?

How about becoming a productivity consultant?

Asked how she felt about becoming No. 9, Dr. Blackburn replied, "Very excited, and hoping that nine will quickly become a larger number".

Regardless of me being a Bath person, I think all rugby fans have an interest in how this rugby league superstar is going to transfer his undoubted skillset to union and how he goes about becoming a top-class player in the 15-man code.

Asked how he felt about becoming bankrupt, he says: "It makes you feel useless in some ways.

Any interested generations have until 31 December to tell Mr Cridland how they feel about becoming the oldest non-pensioners in the developed world.

They ask me how I feel about becoming a cartoon character (the idea is definitely growing on me), what my favourite Japanese foods are (yuba!), and how Japanese cuisine is thought of in the UK (I tell them that awareness and appreciation is growing, but there's a way to go. No yuba yet, for instance).