Sentence examples for would become major from inspiring English sources

Many of the Nashville Movement's leaders and stalwart participants, Lawson included, would become major contributors to the national Movement while other student-participants helped to bring about further historic transformations in the city and elsewhere in the South, through their courageous participation in the Freedom Rides, especially.

Two to four of those storms, the agency predicted, would become major hurricanes — that is Category 3 or higher.

Later that month, the Weather Research Center forecast ten named storms and six hurricanes, of which five would become major hurricanes while three would hit the United States.

Of those storms, NOAA projected that between seven and 11 would achieve hurricane status (winds of at least 74 mph); and that three or four would become major hurricanes of category 3, 4 or 5 (winds of at least 111 mph).

In 1968 General Artists merged with a larger agency, Creative Management Associates, run by David Begelman and Freddie Fields (who would both become major studio executives).

Mundo, Cyclona and Terrill would later become major figures within the Chicano Art Movement, which sought to establish an artistitc identity for Mexican-Americans in the US and reinvigorate their cultural heritage through protest art.

Maybe if that 73percentt of people who failed to meet their goals in the new year had their One Word as motivation, their resolutions would have become major achievements.

Nick Cassavetes, director of "The Notebook," said he had no doubt that Mr. Gosling would become a major actor, and a major star.

The realisation of the intrinsic benefits that would be brought by becoming part of the EU would become a major factor in reforming the identity of both nations.

It crashes every convention to believe that South Carolina native House Majority Whip Francis Underwood Kevin Spaceyy) would become a major player in a Pennsylvania governor's race.

They quickly signaled that the brewing fight would become a major political rallying cry.