Sentence examples for will become anything from inspiring English sources

"Easier golf — what fun is that?" Purists (a group that not surprisingly includes the golf pros who provide lessons) doubt the new ball will become anything more than a novelty item.

Nor do I believe that our country will become anything even close to Nazi Germany.

In truth, there is nothing concrete in the Tories' still largely undefined policy agenda to suggest that any of the Conservative leader's fine words and aspirations will ever become anything more than that.

At this point, says Leibenluft, it's unclear if it "will ever become anything but a talking point".

Without the infrastructure – from teachers, to examiners, to instrument manufacturers – piano tuners, even, western classical music will struggle to become anything more than a tiny minority interest.

But will Ghost ever become anything more than the woman who wrote the chorus of 'You're Beautiful'? 'I hope it's not the footnote of my career,' she says as a flicker of anxiety crosses her face.

But I just don't believe that Quora will "rule" or become anything like Facebook or Twitter.

Many of those who voted, as I did, for Barack Obama must have experienced a similar simultaneous sense of relief and despair last night, as jubilation gave way to the grim realization that the political paralysis of the past four years will become, if anything, worse and more bitter.

James L. Dolan, the Garden chairman, will never see his team become anything more than his personal toy.

Yes, the Major Leagues are also an impossible dream for a Latino child, but the grim reality is that he is unlikely to become anything else that will allow him make a decent, if humdrum, living.

If I never become anything more, I will be satisfied to say I am your daughter.