Sentence examples for was to repeat itself from inspiring English sources

In a pattern that was to repeat itself after the birth of opera 200 years later, the secular theatre in the Middle Ages established itself either as lighthearted interludes in serious moralities or as deliberate parody tolerated by the church as a safety valve to consistent piety.

Real coach Carlo Ancelotti was in charge of the Milan side then and he must have feared history was to repeat itself when Reus scored again.

Tamimi opened a new account with HSBC, but the experience was to repeat itself.

This is a pattern that was to repeat itself throughout Bonz Atron's career: He'd enter something thinking he didn't stand a chance of getting in, and then he'd go on to win it.

The Libyans do not seem to have directly participated in the fighting; in a pattern that was to repeat itself in the future, the Libyans provided armor, artillery and air support.

Only time will tell if history is to repeat itself.

If history were to repeat itself, England will not complain in the slightest.

If history is to repeat itself, the festival in Paris is well on its way to being a looked-forward-to Summer staple for Paris' alternative music scene.

And by that time Blairism had become so discredited that history was unlikely to be allowed to repeat itself, at least not in precisely the same form.

Although the timing of the next cycle is in doubt, history is known to repeat itself, and marketplace lending will be no exception.

It would be comforting to have a little more reason to believe that history was going to repeat itself.