Sentence examples for will become brilliant from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the local representative, indifferent to income, will become brilliant national politicians too, but not always.

You will become brilliant and successful and laugh again and, in whatever Lifetime Achievement Award Speech you give 20 years later, you will nobly, wittily, and eloquently CALL THOSE DUMBHEADS OUT on ever firing you.

And yet, despite it all, Chelsea have some brilliant, beautiful players, brilliant, beautiful players who will become more brilliant and more beautiful.

She has her whole life to become brilliant at something else, and I've no doubt that she'll manage it, but if I were in her shoes I'd be petrified at the idea of starting over.

Pato is good, and might become brilliant.

Some Derby winners do become brilliant older horses.

There's nothing new about lovely girls, expensively educated in how to become brilliant wives.

Will become known as brilliant but apparently effortless cook.

That will be the difference in the next phase – his brilliant hundreds will become big hundreds and double-hundreds, maybe more".

He talks about his best business decision ever (shutting down Tumblr's profitable, niche, Web development business), why he has trouble sleeping, and how hiring the youngest, most brilliant engineers will become Tumblr's "biggest recruiting advantage".

It's an investment, a brilliant wheeze through which you will become rich beyond your wildest dreams.