Sentence examples for it will become something from inspiring English sources

Any.DO, the mobile to do list app backed by $1 million in funding from Eric Schmidt's Innovation Endeavors, Blumberg Capital, Genesis Partners and others, is today making good on its promise that it will become something more than your average task list.

Over time, it will become something that people will demand".

Ms. Rosenthal likes to quote Mr. De Niro's pronouncement on the subject: "I don't know what this will become, but it will become something great".

"If someone says something unkind to me, I just smile and turn my face," she said, "because I know that if there is a confrontation, it will become something worse.

It's made clear that if you buy, it will become something more impressive, either by the substitution of a designer's label for a generic one, or by attaching a label where none was before.

Instead, she assumes that Theranos will make getting a blood test so simple and painless that it will become something that we do before visiting the doctor, or that we think to do on our own; the results would be forwarded to the physician, as a basis for further discussion.

It is hoped the building will become something of a tourist attraction, possibly involving the installation of restaurants and bars, though one thing should be made clear.

Ultimately, it's likely the telecom industry will become something of a duopoly, with Verizon and AT&T competing head-to-head, and both companies squaring off against the cable industry.

If such attention to detail creates converts for Ford, the Mustang will become something far more valuable than a racehorse; it will become a cash cow.

And it hit me: stories where people recount tales of their first computer will become something only the old people talk about.

At the point when it arrives it has been hard to tell whether "The Land of Decoration" is merely adorable verging on treacly, or will become something more.