Sentence examples for would be becoming from inspiring English sources

At the end of the cold war the Russians imagined that they would be becoming part of an expanded Europe.

During the off season, which began in October, he decided that it was time to "make some major changes" to his lifestyle, and announced he would be becoming a vegan.

(out of 10) 8 LONG RUN (Nicky Henderson) Gold Cup and dual King George winner would be becoming the first to ever collect all three prizes if scoring at Aintree, but must be a big question mark of him completing as he is error-prone.

What we're dealing with now I think, Phil Lowe, the deputy governor who I announced would be becoming governor later this year in September, in one of his most recent speeches was talking about the key issue on housing affordability was supply, and he's right.

His follow-up act would be becoming Serbia's biggest turbofolk impresario.

An unreasonable long-term goal would be becoming a billionaire by the age of 30.

Fine, I'd be becoming the It-Guy.

"We'd been becoming pretty aligned over the last six years working together.

Scotland would not be becoming independent again in the way it was in the past, but in the new way that European states are now.

But the poll also showed 22% undecided, a share that has risen at a stage in the campaign when opinions would normally be becoming firmer, not softening from 16% in July.

The best friend is along for the ride having a wonderful time, wearing crazy clothes that wouldn't be becoming to a heroine, who must have a certain dignity and gravitas.