Sentence examples for will become some from inspiring English sources

Asked Sunday if perhaps Solo had violated an unwritten rule with the team, Sundhage said, "I think it will become some sort of an unwritten rule".

"The phone will become some sort of media playback device," said Philip R. Wiser, chief technology officer at Sony Music Entertainment.

If the deal is completed, it would be a boon for OM and Ferro, which will become some of the largest manufacturers of cobalt materials in the world.

Bernard O'Connell - or Sir Bernard, as he will become some time in the next few months - presents a refreshing antidote to the cynicism about honours and who gets them.

It is harvest time in the Douro Valley in Portugal and we're tramping the newly picked fruit that will become some of the region's fortified wine, much loved around the world – and especially in the UK at this time of year.

That is, if an object (or a block b (i,j) t in I t ) does not "move" for a sufficient time duration, it will become some part of the background.

There's always the chance he'll become some Mad King, succumbing to erratic rule somewhere down the line.

Even avoid the "Some of You" speech ("Some of you will become lawyers, some of you doctors, etc").

More than 60,000 tickets have been sold for the game, which will become by some distance the best-attended rugby game in North America.

I fear we will become, in some respects, more banal, and it will have ramifications in the art we produce.

As will become clear, some of these factors are part of one mechanism responsible for the activation of MTOR activity by amino acids, whereas others participate in mechanisms that are independent of, but act in parallel to, each other.