Sentence examples for would become such from inspiring English sources

"I didn't know it would become such a hit," he said.

"I had no idea that it would become such an iconic portrayal of the time.

"I never realized it would become such a big thing," Rui told me, in an interview at the time.

"Did you know right away that Çarşi would become such a big thing in your life?" I asked.

"I never expected this would become such a big deal," he told me the last time we spoke.

At that point, nobody had a clue that this year's Masters would become such a lightning rod for opinion.

This guy was saying he used to go and have ordinary experiences − go to the shops, ride the bus − on behalf of someone who'd become such a celebrity they could no longer report back from the frontline.

"Who would have predicted that 'Brokeback' would have become such a popular film?" Mr. Fine said.

"If you had told me that this obscure paper would ever become such a publicly visible and objectionable thing, I would have thought it more likely that Martians had just landed in Times Square," Sunstein said.

But without its insistence on imagining, and expressing the human experience in all its variations, I fear I would have become such an angry person.

But then it also struck me as unbelievable that she would have become such good friends with me, a dowdy working-class spinster.