Sentence examples for would become to from inspiring English sources

He would become, to begin with, assistant to the president for economic policy.

The phrase "to all mankind," for instance, would become "to all humankind".

But few could have predicted just how integral he would become to the narrative of London's Games.

At the president's request, Mr. Frost changed, "Such as she was, such as she would become" to "Such as she was, such as she will become".

He agreed to translate The Death of Ivan Ilyich and Confession in 2009, when he could not possibly have known how uncomfortably relevant their themes would become to his own life — and death.

Like most who reviewed The Shawshank Redemption when it was first released in 1994, I was impressed, but I had no idea just how important the film would become to some audiences.

I first realised how important I'd become to Bibhuti when my brother died in 2011.

It spoke to how immune I'd become to the threat of violence.

That day I realized how close I'd become to the people I was travelling with.

As a result of these new states, charge carrier would become easier to transport from the VBM to the CBM.

However, virus transmitted to another host species would become susceptible to lysis by the complement system from a different host.