Sentence examples for one could become from inspiring English sources

There were places on earth where young, available, lascivious girls danced for the pleasure of men, where one could become drunk on nectar and listen to celestial music; there were about 20 of them within 500 meters of our hotel".

While doctors knew one could become physically dependent on opioids, the commonly held belief in medical circles was it would not lead to a substance abuse problem.

By concentrating on a certain body area one could become aware of spontaneous activity of motoneurons or peripheral sensory afferents such as for example muscle or skin sympathetic nerve activity [ 31].

Or, more plausibly, one could become aware merely by reflection of that on the basis of which one knows about the geese.

But two things struck me — nearly every athlete in this video features a Red Bull logo on their gear, and producing videos like this one could become a lucrative business.

So my Kinsey score of one could become a two.

Just as weather forecasters chart storms off Africa to predict which ones could become hurricanes, he hopes to create a database of animal viruses that have the potential to cross into the human population over the next few decades.

Egusa told me that before launching Publicize, he "looked at the PR process and deconstructed it to a multitude of steps," and then tried to see which steps were necessary, and how the remaining ones could become more efficient.

But at least you're keeping them informed, and by staying in contact you're learning which parents/shareholders trust you -- and which ones could become dissidents trying to rally other shareholders against you.

Next, look at your high-potential customers and think about which ones could become partners.

In the future, re-mapping mice bodies towards human ones could become its own specialty.