Sentence examples for words would become from inspiring English sources

His words would become the theme of our visit.

He predicted that Mr. Karzai's choice of words would "become anti-American".

Irony, in his words, would "become an inseparable element of the general vision of war in our time".

(His words would become the subject of a minor historical debate, as to whether he said "man" or an indistinct "a man").

I have a sense that a weightless O.E.D., instead of being the last word in words, would become just more "information" of the sort that's found everywhere online.

It was easy to understand, palpably, how much closer she would have been to the precipice: I had felt that simply uttering the phrase "assisted suicide" to my father could alter the terrain of our lives, might tilt his narrowing universe steeply toward death, that the echo of my words would become an insidious, lethal whisper in his ears.

At a press conference, the Japanese Prime Minister Suzuki Kantarō responded to the ultimatum with "mokusatsu". The translation of the word would become the source of much debate.

He wrote at the time that he hoped the word would become obsolete, but he also joked that it was advertising for the book.

To interfere forcibly with someone's experientially-based expectations would be to break their mental association between experience and idea or word: and so the idea or the word would become meaningless and cease to influence action.

So, for example a word on page 105, fifth line down, 12th word would become 105512, 1055.12, or something similar.

Words beginning with consonants would change as follows: the word "hello" would become ello-hay, the word "duck" would become uck-day and the term "Pig Latin" would become ig-pay Atin-lay.