Sentence examples for nowhere to become from inspiring English sources

The world of green business appears to have come out of nowhere to become a steady beat in the media.

Nomura's equity-trading business has vaulted from nowhere to become the third-biggest on the London Stock Exchange (Lehman used to be number one).

Every television season, one or two series sneak in under the radar screen and come out of nowhere to become hits.

A woman with a man's name, an American who had lived for years, unknown, in London, she seemed to arrive from nowhere to become overnight a literary star.

"J Lin" is Jeremy Lin, the undrafted point guard from Harvard who has emerged from seemingly nowhere to become the toast of New York and Asian-Americans everywhere with his surprising star turn for the Knicks.

We have broken away from our dependence on coffee and have emerged from nowhere to become Africa's second-largest exporter of flowers.Moreover, development is not confined to a "small building boom" in Addis Ababa.

The nursery – which was shut at the end of March, leaving 15 pre-school children with nowhere to go – has become the focal point for protests against Barnet council's plans to demolish 400 council homes on the Dollis Valley estate, sell off the land for £11m and build a mix of private and social housing.

Where previously I had not been bothered with my salary, once I hit the top of the pay scale with nowhere to go I became increasingly disenchanted with my work.

When the anger has nowhere to go, it becomes depression.

The big worry is that you can't go on stepping up year on year because eventually there becomes nowhere to go.

Privacy is hard to come by, and Mrs. Tyrrel says there is nowhere to go should the going become a little tense.