Sentence examples for would becoming from inspiring English sources

Actor Alan Cumming, who has been based largely in the US, tweeted after the launch that he would "becoming a resident of Scotland again in order to vote in 2014".

Altschuler: One final thing--assuming the DREAM Act passes, what would becoming a citizen mean to you? Pacheco: It would be a golden key for success.

Speaking to The Capital following the Army-Navy game on Saturday, Jasper said he would embrace becoming head coach at Navy and would "not flinch" at the responsibility.

If so, new coal-mining investments would risk becoming stranded assets, and older deep mines would be even more uneconomic than now.

We'd imagine becoming a cyborg would have looked a bit more futuristic than purple smartwatchs, bluetooth headphones and Fitbits.

The latter state would imply becoming reproductively isolated from free-living relatives which would require consistent direct benefits to be sustainable.

Recently, I asked whether they would consider becoming vegetarians.

I don't think I had any idea how much I would love becoming a mother.

A striking 56% said they would consider becoming an independent practitioner.

Unlike Ali G, who found only a televised niche, Borat is, as he would boast, becoming huge.

I wanted to smell American, which I imagined would involve becoming perfectly odorless.