Sentence examples for would come to define from inspiring English sources

It became the first of a series of bloody landmarks that would come to define Stalinism.

Little did I know how much my roommates would come to define my freshman year experience.

The film featured the fast pace and tight editing that would come to define Siegel's productions.

His poems, not yet published, would come to define the war.

For years afterward, many of us feared the bombing would come to define the city.

That sort of humor would come to define the early image of the Mets.

At what point did she know the case would come to define her career?

According to Karl Marx, the battle over exactly when one was checked in (or not) would come to define the capitalist system, and he wasn't wrong.

And it was out of his college dorm that he started a record label that would come to define the next two decades of his life: Dim Mak.

Mr. Bo, meanwhile, began to hone the political skills and a hunger for authority that would come to define his career.

Their signature sound a capricious mix of jacking Chicago house, lush Detroit techno and dry Yorkshire wit would come to define early British techno. .