Sentence examples for may becoming a from inspiring English sources

The second depression evolved from an extratropical cyclone in mid- to late May, becoming a tropical cyclone on May 22 northeast of Bermuda.

Or, one — or both — of the phrases may becoming a significant moment in the effort to define the two candidates.

Don't ignore the signs that you may becoming a sexual predator.

Birmingham, just possibly, may be becoming a victim of its own success.

In the tumult and transition of change, we may be becoming a nation divided against itself.

But he was clearly pleased that Mr. Lazio is here just as he may be becoming a hot property.

SI.com's Seth Davis tells us how Lute Olson's absence from Arizona may be becoming a distraction.

But the United States' inability to mount a sustained attack may be becoming a characteristic after three games under Klinsmann.

In the innovation game, the prize model may be becoming a more significant tool, but it's no silver bullet.

But does it describe what is taking place in Iran, which may be becoming a dictatorship but is decidedly not a totalitarian or a socialist state?

Oil-rich Shetland may consider becoming a self-governing territory like the Isle of Man rather than stay part of an independent Scotland in the event of a yes vote, the Scotland secretary, Alistair Carmichael, has said.