Sentence examples for something it could become from inspiring English sources

As O'Neil [Michael Smiley's vicious alchemist in the film] says, 'This country's at the edge of something, it could become anything.' That's what got us excited about the period.

But you could have the same relationship with a school resource officer, and when you admit or say something, it could become a crime or used against you.

Second, the metaphor was about something very compact, although obviously in quantity or through blending, it could become something bigger or more productive.

But it could become something like Spanish Lite.

It could become something of a collector's item.

But if we're building this line without people even having a real exposure to it, then it could become something bigger".

If we're able to make it work and have success as an organization, it could become something more than that".

It could become something of a country retreat for Hauser & Wirth's artists and the farm has already been visited by names such as Pipilotti Rist, Roni Horn, Phyllida Barlow and Paul McCarthy.

If not, he said, "it could become something of a lengthy slog requiring some kind of system redesign and more certification work that could take six months or longer".

Optimists hoped it could become something all too rare in international economic diplomacy: a talking-shop worth having.Those hopes can be realised even though there are signs that the G20's utility has faded as the world economy has recovered.

If sport continues to be overwhelmed by the performance at all costs principle, it could become something like a high-level circus exhibition, like professional wrestling or an activity of that sort.