Sentence examples for would become translated from inspiring English sources
Porphyry's Isagoge would become translated and commented upon by one of the most influential early Christian philosophers, Boethius, who in turn highly influenced the scholastics of the Middle Ages.
Intermediate outcomes result as immediate outcomes become translated into impacts.
3 If everybody relied on Google Translate, exchange trips would become a thing of the past.
Without chunks there can be no meaning; this paragraph, translated to Yanomami (assuming that's possible), would become unreadable to its intended audience and to its authors.
Translated to my own children's baby food decades later, that would become "much blessed, much obligated".
Meinhold's "Sidonia" was translated by a new fan of his, the Irish poet and activist Jane Francesca Elgee, who in three years would become Lady Wilde, and in six the mother of a boy called Oscar.
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.
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.
Mortgages would become costlier.
He would become Henry VI.
Bravo would become Microsoft Word.
