Sentence examples for would become worn from inspiring English sources

The business brains behind the partnership, Bergé helped the designer set up his fashion empire, while Saint Laurent's love of art inspired his creations that would become worn by women all over the world.

Something that I've always wanted to do is work the idea of natural degradation into software, like an app you use a lot would become worn-looking.

But it rapidly becomes wearing.

When I, as a clumsy youth of 15, and other boys and girls of my age and background learned the waltz and other dances from Murielle Ashcroft and her colleagues in Colchester, England, in 1970, we had no clue that ballroom dance (which in those days seemed quaint) would become exemplified by women wearing elaborate versions of the bikini and men with their shirts open to the navel.

As the former prisoner writes: "It seemed as if the word guilty was still ringing through the courtroom when I felt the cold steel of the cuffs close on my wrists -- a sensation that in the next quarter-century would become as familiar as wearing a wristwatch".

Then the person wearing Aurora would become lucid of their dream as they're dreaming.

The Texas girl, who wore pink pantsuits and a fall in college, would become the quintessential New Yorker, who wears lots of black, lives in "a wind tunnel of paper" and sneaks Zone bars in the afternoon, worrying about the 200 calories.

A concept film released in April suggested that one day systems which could react to location and to what was seen by the wearer would become commonplace.

As the evenings wore on, he would become more animated, chewing coca and rolling cigarettes — organic tobacco, he assured me.

As the day wore on it would become clear from the fields Cook set and his bowling changes that he has limited faith in his spinners.

Both authors record that the Lusitania was a sickening extension of warfare to the civilian sphere, a step towards a form of total war that would become the norm as the century wore on.