Sentence examples for was ever to from inspiring English sources

It was clear that Tibet needed revolution if it was ever to change.

After the Lucia, as Sutherland's biographer, Norma Major, remarks, nothing was ever to be the same.

But if he was ever to waver, that is when the danger would begin.

And all gods had to die if man was ever to be free.

Newark and Detroit went up in flames in 1967, and neither city was ever to recover.

She could be fired, he could have his sentence extended – that's if he was ever to be released.

Kazan wrote, "None of us was ever to be the same again, and I suppose we all knew it.

A world of fewer, bigger banks promises even greater havoc if one was ever to fail (see article).

And if meat was ever to appear in a meal, it was to be trimmed of fat.

"If I was ever to do it, I want to make sure in my heart I feel ready," he said.

Finally, self-injurers were asked whether their self-injury 'was ever to suicide?' and if 'yes', how many times they had attempted suicide.