Sentence examples for may become next from inspiring English sources

Slaven Bilic believes that with Dimitri Payet secured to a new long-term contract, West Ham showing the resolve to battle back and draw 2-2 with Norwich and a Premier League that appears to be wide open for just about anyone to challenge for top honours, the east London side may become next season's Leicester City.

And I'm going to start Titlespotting, to catalogue what may become next year's contenders.

A smooth high school shortstop, Beckham may become the next A-Rod in part by not trying to become the next A-Rod.

Mitt Romney may become our next president.

The poet Ruth Padel may become the next Oxford University Professor of Poetry.

Cornelius Griffin, a rookie, started in his place, and that may become permanent next season.

If the fuss about executive pay intensifies, remuneration committees may become the next hot spot for non-executive directors.

Instead, the generals seem anxious to please the crowd, fearful, perhaps, that they may become the next target.

If these are signs that Africa may become the next source of widespread culinary inspiration, we are in for a treat.

Now investors are waiting in line for the toll road, which may become the next bit of American infrastructure to be privatised.

Germany and the European commission, who have long pushed for labour-market reforms in France over worries that the country may become the next weak link in the eurozone, are scrutinising Hollande: will he backtrack?