Sentence examples for thought would become from inspiring English sources

That appearance launched a frenzy surrounding what many thought would become a prominent trend in the entertainment industry.

An NBC producer, Babak Behnam, asked him who he thought would become governor of Kirkuk, once the Americans arrived.

"Out of all of us, he was the one I thought would become a manager," said the Wales coach.

I emerged from my year off ready to start what I thought would become the Tiffany of flowers – a game-changing business that would eventually be a world-recognized brand.

By 1937, President Roosevelt and the Federal Reserve thought self-sustaining growth had been restored and began worrying about unwinding the fiscal and monetary stimulus, which they thought would become a drag on growth and a source of inflation.

Now the most painterly and dramatic of the three that remain in private hands―a picture no-one ever thought would become available, from the collection of a private Swiss foundation which bought directly from the artist―has come up for sale.

I would take the stuff on Friday evenings after getting back from work and would then spend the whole weekend so high that images and thoughts would become rather like controllable hallucinations, imbued with ecstatic emotion.

Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the Indian statesman who was also a Vedic scholar, tells us that The Vedas and The Upanishads contain much thought that would become seen as parallel to Existentialism.

"This was really the key moment in his life, when he was writing the thoughts that would become the theory of natural selection," Ms. Padel said.

"But this was not built with the thought that it would become a cultural heritage site," Mr. Matsui said.

In her early political career, Tessa Jowell would have loved the thought that she would become emblematic of the New Labour project.