Sentence examples for was to chart from inspiring English sources
Her aim was to chart who sat next to whom at lunch.
Her ambition was to chart the "birth of the modern American psyche".
The challenge was to chart a path with a maximum of coverage and chronological accuracy and a minimum of backtracking.
Bernal's great contribution was to chart the Normandy beaches in detail, identifying every rock, mine and weak spot.
The plan was to chart a course between the spare and taut modern novel and the chatty and slack pre-modern one.
One of the key techniques of The Trick Is to Keep Breathing and Foreign Parts was to chart how various texts – women's magazines, guide books – constrict rather than liberate their readers.
Your job is to chart the course.
To ask people why they switched is to chart the national economy.
An ongoing inquiry in our research is to chart out this territory and its implications.
The simplest is to chart the woman's menstrual cycle on a calendar.
Chronology matters here, if one is to chart the rising tide.
