Sentence examples for could become real from inspiring English sources

Now it could become real, in the form of the European Space Agency (ESA) Cluster II mission.

The question is whether he gets a sentence of up to ten years, or a suspended one that could become real if he is politically active.

Those opposed to deregulation say that there is already an example that proves Mr. Reynolds's bogeyman could become real for the American television audience: Clear Channel Communications.

Like so much else in the great existential crisis facing Europe, a proposed policy that was once seen as bizarre now looks like it could become real.

"He said we had to have the weakness beaten out of us, so that we could become real aligu, just like him.

"If you had any severe crash or a hairy situation with a Crown Vic, you could become real attached to it when it performed well and either saved your life or protected you from great bodily harm".

I see #Larryisreal as an affirmation, like a mystic calling forth of what could really become real and that could be applied to anything we want to make real.

And whereas the NFL, with its limited schedule, could easily put a team in London, for baseball it is a distant aspiration that could only become real when subsonic air travel is replaced by Harry Potter's floo powder.

Without it, he acknowledged, the sixth inning yesterday could have become "real ugly".

The idea of Madrid using the force of law to physically stop this happening could soon become real.

Kleiner often warned to "never imagine that the unimaginable could not become real," Perkins said, which fits in with the belief that the progressive 99percentt are targeting those more fortunate.