Sentence examples for would become something from inspiring English sources
He would become something of a hero.
Violence would become something acceptable for me," she said.
Mixed together, it would become something quite different.
That program would become something of a trap for the agency.
Education would become something we all shared, equal stakeholders in its quality and worth.
Bannon's connections with Breitbart occasioned quite a bit of chatter about how the news outlet would become something resembling a state-run media outlet.
You'd become something of a celebrity, but you resumed your semi-private life.
By the time my band Sleeper were successful and appearing on Top Of The Pops, I'd become something of a pin-up.
Most wouldn't venture beyond that, respectful of not disturbing the legendary cartoonist who'd become something akin to a comic book version of J.D Salinger, or maybe Thomas Pynchon.
Which explains why, by 1994, she'd become something of a museum piece.
Pedigo and Coldiron decided that they'd become something like noise evangelists in the town—seeking to provide a visceral, emotional outlet for any of the town's many young weirdos, and hoping to spark a new experimental scene among their friends.
