Sentence examples for could somehow become from inspiring English sources

It seemed to shrink into itself, as if by doing so it could somehow become invisible.

That gap seems like it could, somehow, become a way out of his closed-off world.

Mr Rashid occasionally overstates his case, for example when claiming that with better rulers Pakistan could somehow become uniquely prosperous.

Still, that Gaffney could somehow become a player in a national race strikes him, as it does others here, as surprising.

And then there is a potential worst-case scenario, that Mr. McGreevey could somehow become the subject of the ongoing investigation.

What if brunch could, somehow, become a way to connect people working across disparate industries, but who suffer in the same precarious conditions?

Since both X chromosomes are active during the first stages of development, scientists had wondered what happened to the inactivated chromosome of an adult nucleus when it is added to an egg cell: Could the inactivation somehow become undone, so that the new cloned embryo has two active X chromosomes again?

Although there is ample evidence that no gene duplication occurred, a copy of stk33 could have been retrotransposed back into the genome and somehow become a functional substitute for the original stk33.

He had somehow become the victim.

In 1949, it has somehow become "Jewish land".

It begins, "I have somehow become a woman who yells".