Sentence examples for would become noted from inspiring English sources

At Kostroma he directed standard plays from the world repertoire, as well as the type of Soviet propaganda piece for which he would become noted, such as An Evening Dedicated to the Paris Commune.

It was with the video for "Let's Go to Bed", their first collaboration with director Tim Pope, that the Cure would become noted for their videos.

Facing challenges that would test any government, the coalition became noted for its incompetence, failing to dent the economic crisis or reform institutions.

The professor presented what would become a widely noted framework to explain how seemingly well-managed companies could do most everything to prepare for the arrival of disruptive new technology but still lose market leadership.

When starting to work on what would become Octavarium, Portnoy noted that it would be their eighth studio album and that they had recently released their fifth live album, Live at Budokan.

If we did this, we would not need an income tax, and the many abuses of the current collection and distribution systems would become historical notes about a very bad law.

Two years later, a follow-up report lauded the work begun on what would become King/Drew by noting that "over 1,000 jobs will result for persons who live in the vicinity of the proposed hospital".

It was unclear how popular video chat would become, and some experts noted that video landline telephones had failed to win over the general public more than 40 years earlier.

The Republican senators Bob Corker of Tennessee and John Hoeven of North Dakota added a proposal to the immigration bill that would provide about $40 billion in financing for extra agents and 700 miles of fencing along the United States' southern boundary, which Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, noted would become "the most militarized border since the fall of the Berlin Wall".

"True to my own conscience," Thomas notes, "would become for Evan a mantra, a trump card".

If banks ran out of coins, their notes would become worthless.