Sentence examples for was to take a from inspiring English sources
The plan was to take a group photograph.
Their views were varied, but the tendency was to take a moderate view of the difficulty.
His plan now, he told me, was to take a couple of years off from acting.
Our plan was to take a borrowed G.P.S. unit on one of our usual weekend hikes.
The court was to take a break before the closing arguments.
"The only other option was to take a heavy-duty bicycle chain," he said.
GUT -- I thought that the smartest thing was to take a leave of absence.
With the publication of this short letter, Ross's life was to take a radically different path.
The default reaction was to take a drag on your cigarette and mutter disappointment.
"The preference of the F.C.C. and the F.T.C was to take a more regulatory approach".
Target 1 was to 'take a team member role', that is, assign roles within the team as situational leader or follower when there is no outside authority present.
