Sentence examples for will never become known from inspiring English sources

The redress movement seeks to repatriate marquee items because they index the whole junket of warehoused artifacts that few have ever seen and which will never become known.

"House Democrats passed bills that they know will never become law," said Tony Fratto, the deputy press secretary.

The filibuster allows candidates from both parties to run on extreme positions that they know will never become law; its absence would encourage moderation over time.

I know it will never become law, because it would require a constitutional amendment, but I don't think it would be such a bad thing if you had to have served in the military if you wanted to be president.

Anwar can finally make the opposition a credible check on the National Front ruling coalition, but knows that he will never become prime minister this way.

Those will never become multithreaded applications.

So you will become known.

Mark, your books have been very well received, and I know you'll never become so jaded you won't appreciate someone coming up to you and telling you they couldn't put your book down.

Never copy anyone more popular than you, you'll become known as a wannabee.

I will never forget that soon after it became known that I was H.I.V. positive, one person who went out of his way to send me a handwritten letter of support was Patrick Buchanan.

Crime stories rarely serve the latter purpose – most admirers of homicide novels will, thankfully, never become or even know a murder victim – but are a perfect illustration of the former.