Sentence examples for switch to become from inspiring English sources

Dozens of faith schools in England are preparing to switch to become academies in the next six months, says the BBC.

David Fairclough, 25, was working in financial sales for a major bank before he decided to switch to become a teacher.

The road eventually makes an Anglo-American switch to become the Quai des Etats-Unis, and takes you as far as the Colline du Château (2) at the top end of the bay.

Recent studies have shown that PSCs contain relatively "open" telomeric chromatin that would switch to become more repressive during differentiation (Azuara et al., 2006; Bernstein et al., 2006; Meshorer et al., 2006).

The government is encouraging all good schools to switch to become academies and where schools are said to be failing to improve, they can be turned in to academies too.

Conversely, a technology that had a very small presence last year had an impressively bigger one this year, and that was tablets running Windows 8. (As well as laptops and, to me, the more interesting product of "convertibles" -- laptops that can switch to become a tablet).

Earlier this year it switched to become a web-only magazine to save costs.

Wallace joined the Mirror in 1990, rising to become showbiz editor under Morgan before switching to become head of news.

Mr Woolfe, then at Living TV, lived up to his award by switching to become controller of Sky One.

Mr. Bloomberg, a onetime Democrat who became a Republican to run for mayor, then switched to become an independent, is familiar with the early deadline.

He joined the paper 16 years ago, rising to become showbiz editor under Morgan before switching to become head of news.