Sentence examples for will become dead from inspiring English sources

Mike Matthews, president of the company that produces the Electro-Harmonix sound modifiers used by many rock bands, said of the neighborhood, "Once this special exhibit is over, it will become dead again, though I hope not".

As his plane prepares for take-off at London's Heathrow airport, frequent flyer Matt Hatton knows that in just a few minutes his smartphone will become dead weight.

It's not just about showing events and images that eventually we all will become numb to pictures of dead people or violence.

Not through any editorial prejudice against those places, but because the south of England began to monopolise the country's dynamism and wealth – and opportunity – a decade or two before those who will become the celebrated dead of the late-21st century were born in the 1980s and 90s.

Second, understanding which viruses are likely to rapidly evolve in humans, rather than become dead-end hosts, will involve a combination of host immunologic and viral evolutionary traits (7, 32 ).

But toxicity isn't the way to feel more alive; it's a gamble that you'll become more dead.

Frances realizes that if she stays, she will become one of the living dead in the building.

If we don't change now, one of the nation's first mature suburbs will become the nation's first dead suburb.

The implications of this for Australian industries and Australian workers will become frighteningly obvious as the dead hand of climate change denial becomes the ruling idea of the ruling party governing Australia at this critical time.

After a few years, if the corrosion process continues without interruptions, the flexural capacity of the slab (bridge superstructure) will become inadequate to resist the dead load moment and live load moment, which means the structure will theoretically fail under the service load as defined in the structural design.

The people know this and as inexorably as the roll call - the honour roll - of victims expands, so does their will become inexorable; they resolve that these dead, their brethren, shall not have died in vain.