Sentence examples for may become one from inspiring English sources

Already given a test run this year in an attack on a suspected Qaeda cave in Afghanistan, the bunker buster may become one of the key weapons in an attack on Saddam Hussein's regime.

Indeed, he said, "this may become one of those periods that people look back on with nostalgia, talking about the bargains they were able to pick up".

The play will mark the opening on June 5 of a new theater that may become one of the city's most important.

Sampras has been a great champion and may become one again - his decision to shun retirement and carry on is a testament to his remaining ambitions - but he will never again dominate the game as he did in his heyday.

John may become one of them.

I never thought I'd be an outlaw, but I may become one next year.

Now Enron may become one of the largest bankruptcy cases in history.

The little press conference may become one of the moments that we remember from this horrible week.

Paul Hastings is not a defendant in this case, but reading the complaint shows that it may become one.

They may become "one of the best plays in the booming overseas markets," Reshma Kapadia and Anojja Shah wrote.

With the search tentatively scheduled to wrap up in June, MH370 may become one of aviation's great unsolved mysteries.