Sentence examples for was to construct from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
The final assignment for Constructed Worlds was to construct a world.
He added: "We are in the construction business and our job was to construct according to the design given by the client.
Bill Clinton's signal contribution to this debate was to construct a new and powerful centrist position.
The challenge was to construct music out of what was free verse – but it was liberating.
Their plan was to construct a two-man glider in a secret workshop in one of the castle's attics.
I hope my puzzle isn't quite as challenging to solve as it was to construct!
The company's plan was to construct Europe's largest urban mall as well as 5,000 apartments.
As the People's Daily commented, his idea was "to construct a more open and charismatic Communism that makes people excited to be Chinese".
"My strategy was to construct an enclave and to unite all the opposition groups, including the Kurds, to form an alliance".
One idea was to construct a fence along the four-mile length of the new road -- but the cost was deemed prohibitive.
"I felt that what was very interesting to do as a composer was to construct some kind of system or process which did the composing for you.
