Sentence examples for were that a from inspiring English sources

Schering's instructions were that a woman take "1 tablet on each of two consecutive days.

All indications were that a deal was close, although Kidd would not allow himself to get excited just yet.

"He was frustrated, we all were, that a player got hurt like that and nobody did anything about it".

Teachers are like parents whose children never grow up, and one after another told me how glad they were that a Sphero has no extra parts.

Yet it wasn't until 1973, and "The Way We Were," that a movie would dramatize the effects of the blacklist on filmmakers.

The interesting thing about the bands were that a lot of them were British - they were the remnants of the British Invasion.

Two theories were that a sudden loss of pressure or toxic fumes, perhaps from a faulty air-conditioner, had disabled at least one of the pilots.

In the end, the ships were fined and the effect of our actions were that a fleet of around 10 illegal South Korean ships disappeared from the waters.

The facts were that a tenner on each of the Irishman's mounts in the week would have shown a profit of well over £400.

Early indications were that a shareholder vote to split Mr. Dimon's jobs as chairman and chief executive was heading to a resounding defeat.

The prevailing ideas were that a good manager can manage anything, economies of scale would always yield lower costs, and a hodgepodge of businesses was the best hedge against economic cycles.