Sentence examples for will be co-opted from inspiring English sources
Doubtless they will be co-opted by one side or the other.
"But, once I do this jump, I think that I will be co-opted by NASA.
It looks like Bale will be co-opted into a central striker's role that he played in pre-season.
Although the Northern Ireland secretary, Peter Mandelson, could order a byelection under the assembly rules, it is more likely an SDLP member will be co-opted.
There is always the hope that these "Little Hammers" will be co-opted by the system, and come to have interests that they are willing to bargain for.
A real-life college football game in Los Angeles this weekend will be co-opted by director Zack Snyder for a big screen match between teams from his spandex sporting subjects' home cities.
There is, however, an ongoing battle in play here, between just how much these collectives and spaces can deconstruct the mainstream narratives and how likely it is they'll be co-opted by the said mainstream.
Those wedded to green idealism should also look at history and see that insurgent parties will, inevitably, be co-opted by the elite.
Those wedded to green idealism should also look at history and see that insurgent parties will, inevitably, be co-opted by the elite.
Sid Thakar Ottawa, Feb. 11, 2011 To the Editor: I hope that what the Egyptian people have earned today will not be co-opted by extremists, religious or otherwise.
Credit goes to NY Mag's Brian Feldman for pointing this out first: In other words, it's a meme that will never be co-opted by internet-literate corporate Twitter accounts or deployed by some hapless news anchor hoping for a viral moment.
