Sentence examples for time would become from inspiring English sources

Oscar Wilde, best known for being a wit in his own time, would become a gay icon in ours.

Ms. Carey said she was now worried that advertising time would become harder to get, as so many infomercial companies were vying for it.

He spent the rest of his memo laying out his prescriptions, which in time would become widely used not just by Frito-Lay but also by the entire industry.

As the science minister, David Willetts, said last year: "Without leap seconds we will eventually lose the link between time and people's everyday experience of day and night… time would become meaningless".

This is gonna be O.K". "We had a pattern of work," Richards says of their partnership, which in time would become as influential as that of Tennessee Williams and Elia Kazan.

Mr. Katzenberg wrote: "If Microsoft were broken up -- as the government proposes -- Microsoft's operating systems, applications and other products over time would become less and less compatible, both with each other and with the various hardware products used by DreamWorks".

The Times would become the first major newspaper in the country to publish notices of same-sex unions.

Eventually, the kind of city views Robert sometimes photographed, of crooked, deadend streets with buildings whispering of bygone times, would become Atget's stock in trade.

As a consequence, the dark current contribution would be increased [48], and the acquisition times would become too long.

Example: 'Good Times' would become 'Tood Gimes'.

In time, China would become the world's next great consumer society.