Sentence examples for would become almost from inspiring English sources

Without money, act badly enough for long enough and life would become almost impossible.

When a person would visit our house, I would become almost hysterical with excitement.

"The french fry," he once wrote, "would become almost sacrosanct for me, its preparation a ritual to be followed religiously".

Or that a Democrat, in Kentucky, would become almost hysterical on the subject of his opponent's Christian credentials?

Over time, this concept would become almost as familiar in economics textbooks as supply-and-demand curves.

But other features of that first phone which would become almost as important were buried, mentioned in passing or not at all.

"To be honest, I think we'd become almost too functional recently in talking about Mike's as an alternative to beer," Mr. Horrow said.

And by the end of his journey he'd become — almost — one of them.

Unfortunately, however, twice after I'd become almost-comfortable driving, I suffered accidents that were entirely my fault.

But some merchants who deal in rugs and caviar predicted tonight that imports from Iran would become fashionable almost overnight.

The traditional approach would have been to keep the Programme of Study in place for the next four years while we assembled a panel of experts, wrote a new ICT curriculum, spent a fortune on new teacher training, and engaged with exam boards for new ICT GCSES that would become obsolete almost immediately.