Sentence examples for might become when from inspiring English sources

As Leon pointed out in his decision, the Supreme Court could not have contemplated how revealing phone records would be, or what a phone might become, when it issued its decision in 1979.

"It's fun to walk through the produce market and look for things to carve," said Pam Maneeratana, who carves fruits and vegetables for a restaurant she owns with her husband in Gainesville, Fla. "I look at the colors and shapes and imagine what something might become when I cut it up".

It seems that this antiquated walkway might become history when Ascot rebuilds its stand in 2005.

The picture might become clearer when full ancestry data from the census is released in two or three years.

The bank did not say who might become chairman when Mr. O'Brien relinquishes that post in 2001.

Gucci and Tiffany's might become jittery when the Fed raises rates, but Wal-Mart is full of consumer necessities.

Whether Van Gaal intends to continue with his 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2clearer when he holds his regular press conformationn Friday to preview the might.

Bocanegra feared that his World Cup spot might become vulnerable when he was kicked above his left knee in late March while playing for Rennes in France's Ligue 1.

It's long enough that with careful brushing he could cover the upper half of his face if he wanted, and that might become necessary when the latest and last Harry Potter film, somewhat clunkily titled Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part Two, comes out in cinemas this month.

But I suspect that if I stood next to the yogurt case in the supermarket for five minutes every week with nothing to do but stare at the price, I would also know how much it has gone up — and I might become outraged when yogurt passed the $2 mark.

Confirmation using the coronal plane might become redundant when using 3D modelling.