Sentence examples for would become nothing from inspiring English sources
Families themselves would become nothing more than "havens in a heartless world", as Christopher Lasch, a historian, put it.
"People have been speculating that newspapers would become nothing more than trophies for rich businesspeople at the end of their careers," said Michael Zimbalist, vice president for research and development at The New York Times.
If the legislation passes, critics warn that personal computers would become nothing more than a costly but entirely dumb machine for playing DVDs.The bill could also criminalise open-source software, such as the increasingly popular operating system, Linux.
"Thought for the Day is highly valued by people of all faiths and none as a distinctive slot that, if diluted, would become nothing more than just another comment slot".
Once such legislation were passed in a sufficient number of states, the vote of the Electoral College would become nothing more than a formal reaffirmation of the popular vote.
When Kennedy International Airport -- then known as New York International -- was dedicated in the summer of 1948, President Harry S. Truman announced that the airport would become nothing less than the "front door for the United Nations".
"Thought for the Day is highly valued by people of all faiths and none as a distinctive slot that, if diluted, would have become nothing more than just another comment slot".
Terry then would leave with his latest medal and Kane – never the same player again – would go on to become nothing more than the answer to a pub quiz question about the 2014/15 football season.
The young photographer, like the film-maker he would become, was nothing if not inventive.
