Sentence examples for won't becoming from inspiring English sources

You will grow through and beyond it, or you won't (becoming a professor).

For example, "won't" becomes "wo n't".

"We won't be becoming Fulham Jaguars," he told Press Association Sport.

"We should be taking help where we can, but we won't be becoming part of the state," he insists.

Apple certainly won't be becoming a "software and services" company anytime soon.

I'm going to be a grandma!" A first-time grandmother, Osmond, 53, joins the ranks of fellow celebrity grandmothers, or "glammas" as Goldie Hawn would prefer to be called, who won't let becoming a grandparent make them feel old.

The Titans won't end up becoming that out-of-the-blue wild-card team that no one really thought about before January.

Although many depressions resolve themselves within a year, with or without treatment, sometimes they take hold and won't let go, becoming incrementally worse with each passing day, until suicide seems like the only exit.

Do we think that people need to have decades of rights after they die or else they won't plan on becoming famous?

It won't, though, mean Pearson College becoming the largest private provider of degree courses, according to its principal Roxanne Stockwell, an Australian whose previous incarnations include working for a theatre company in New South Wales.

Voters might have their doubts about Corbyn, but the party has not been choosing Corbynites as byelection candidates and voting Labour in a byelection won't result in Corbyn becoming prime minister.