Sentence examples for was to be by from inspiring English sources

For the first time since 1848 the voting was to be by direct popular suffrage.

The lawyers were seeking to have Mr. Richard's execution, which was to be by lethal injection, put off until the Supreme Court issued its ruling.

But he seemed mildly embarrassed by all the cheers, as if his real idea of a good time was to be by himself, working on a new chord progression.

The feint was to be by the 42nd Highlanders, who were to land on the east side of Manhattan, south of the fort.

Grant did not want a long siege, and this attack was to be by the entire army across a wide front.

Several years later under the Education Act 1944 the school adopted voluntary controlled status; tuition was therefore free and entrance was to be by common examination at the age of eleven.

The others were to be by Tobias Picker and Tan Dun.

Not to gossip, but to ask how you are, to be by your side.

Access is to be by four subway lines that come near or directly to Roppongi Hills.

This was to be followed by….

He was to be succeeded by Yannick Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguin