Sentence examples for was to complete from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
The goal was to complete these evaluations within 1 month of the participants' completion of the questionnaire.
If Modernism began a revolution, postmodernism was to complete it.
His first task was to complete the design of a diminutive model, later dubbed the Twingo.
But she knew that her best chance of becoming independent was to complete her education.
Officials said the goal was to complete the details within a month.
The idea was to complete the recovery of the cost to taxpayers of the bank bailout.
His first task as an exile was to complete "Soul Mountain," which was published in Taiwan in 1990.
Omar's dream was to complete his studies and then go on to Columbia University in New York.
But one of his first moves was to complete dollarization, which helped businesses but not the poor.
In 1966, just before Premji was to complete his degree in engineering at Stanford University, his father died unexpectedly.
His main achievement was to complete the new system of Saxon Shore forts around the southeastern coasts.
