Sentence examples for late to become from inspiring English sources

She shows it's never too late to become a heroine.

She said she figured she could box until she was thirty-eight, but then it would be too late to become a mother.

It used to be common for singers, having started late, to become obsessed with vocal technique at the expense of musicianship.

You were late to become conversant with the P.C., but when you recognized that the Internet was a transforming technology you jumped right in, unlike a lot of other old-line companies.

Right back Tarek Elrich earned a first international cap, starting at right back, while teenager Chris Ikonomidis came off the bench late to become the first player since 1980 to make his Socceroos debut before playing a senior club game.

A House subcommittee approved a bill today to help economically struggling airlines, but the effort may be too late to become law this year as Congress nears the end of its session and the Senate has not yet acted on a similar bill.

Jefferson County, Ala., is among the latest to become caught in troubles related to the faltering credit market.

The shop and firm are not in trouble but the building's owner is the latest to become engulfed in Ireland's property crisis.

Venezuelans are suffering declining real wages, persistent shortages of staple goods (meat is the latest to become scarce) and daily power cuts.The blackouts are in part the result of drought.

The warm damp spring of 1845 enabled late blight to become an epidemic.

The Swedish poet Tomas Transtromer took late money to become an overwhelming 2-to-3 favorite in the days before he took home the prize in 2011.