Sentence examples similar to would become fair from inspiring English sources

The response to that would be... "And when did life become fair?".

It was the second straight year that Wilkens was taken out of the first round by Jordan's Chicago Bulls, the first baby steps of what would become a pretty fair playoff run.

With other co-writers, he got best adapted screenplay for the 1938 film Pygmalion starring Wendy Hiller, taken from his play (later this would become the musical My Fair Lady, without Shaw's involvement).

"Big oil would become independent from paying its fair share of taxes, safeguarding public health from its pollution, and competing with new, cleaner energy technologies".

That outing put her in the spotlight and the story became the subject of her first book, Fair Game, which would become a movie with Naomi Watts as Plame and Sean Penn as Joe Wilson.

At the time, it must have been impossible to predict that the gallery would become a participant in international art fairs like Art Basel and Art Forum Berlin.

The political climate may become fairer, too.

To be fair, it's natural that Serbia would become a haven for wanted Serbs.

"Investors expected that the association agreement with the EU would become an instrument to set up more transparent and fair rules [for business] in Ukraine.

It would become better, although that first win for Jack Roush Racing in a Mustang was not fair sailing.

Bravo would become Microsoft Word.