Sentence examples for would become by from inspiring English sources

Auletta was researching what would become, by September , 1979 an expansive, two-part Profile of Koch, "The Mayor".

Nonetheless, Bronx Science helped shape what they would become by teaming them up with other teenagers who — then, as now — had to pass an exam to get in.

"Take Me Out to the Ballgame" would become, by one estimate, the third-most popular song in America, after "Happy Birthday" and "The Star-Spangled Banner".

In the process, American would become by far the largest carrier at Kennedy International Airport, ending a three-way race among it, T.W.A. and Delta.

Why couldn't they do that now? "We'd need to be entirely different people first," Kate said; the people they would become by getting a divorce.

What it involves in noticing how much more profitable the economy would become by using the natural means, at that point of crisis, to smoothly end rather than destructively continue needing it.

"You could see how influential they'd become by the handling they got from propaganda officials," Mr. Bandurski said.

Over the years, however, he'd moved steadily rightward until he'd become, by 1990, a leading figure in a coalition of conservative Christian groups.

Before long, I'd no longer be the rich woman I'd become by accepting all those dollar bills in exchange for my gullibility.

I could gauge exactly how drunk she'd become by whether or not she used the banister or the wall to navigate the stairs.

The faux-interview is quite clever, with the 45-year-old Jackman informing his younger self that he'd become "by far and away the biggest star ever, ever to actually be in motion pictures," otherwise known as Huge Jackman.