Sentence examples for was to conclude from inspiring English sources

But then, the only alternative was to conclude that he'd gone mad".

The meeting of largely Texan oil executives and elite bureaucrats from Havana began Thursday and was to conclude Saturday.

The goal was to conclude the agreement by November, and a new round of talks began today.

The theme of the two-game series, which was to conclude here Thursday night -- Thursday morning in the United States -- was American in style rather than Japanese.

It was to conclude with a real event called Death, which he would experience and for which he would be ready.

Mr. Venizelos said the aim was to conclude talks with the so-called troika of foreign lenders — the European Union, the European Central Bank and the I.M.F.

To imply is to suggest; to infer is to conclude.

Parliament is to conclude its vote on May 27.

It is to conclude that his plan does not exist.

It would be no surprise if British voters were to conclude "We are all liberals now".

Perhaps that's all there is to conclude about the footballing career of Jason Koumas too.