Sentence examples for could always become from inspiring English sources
If things went wrong on the telly, I say, you could always become a comedy lecturer.
There are wars in Iraq, Syria and Yemen, a guerrilla conflict in Sinai and street protests in Bahrain that could always become more serious.
Although the securitization market could always become overheated again, banks seem to be taking a more cautious approach - a discipline in part enforced by the government.
The previous embassy, in downtown Nairobi, was bombed by Osama bin Laden's men in 1998, killing 213 people and wounding 5,000, and she believed that it could always become a target again.
Still, he acknowledged the danger in the practice: "It could always become ruinous".
Being a Roman Emperor was an excuse for unbridled sexual imagination and with a near limitless supply of slaves to abuse, fantasy really could nearly always become reality.
"He could always go back to school to become an accountant or a lawyer, we said to him, but some things you have to try when you're young".
He became someone I could always go to.
Civilians always become casualties.
