Sentence examples for were to abandon from inspiring English sources
'But it would be terrible if people of my generation were to abandon ship now.
As a result, many were to abandon their earlier opposition to Umayyad rule.
If right-thinking civil-libertarian liberals were to abandon Mr Obama in droves, the likely effect would be...what?
By this measure, if central banks were to abandon gold, it would be worth around $68, says Mr Smith.
If this group of voters were to abandon Labour at the next general election, there would be virtually no chance for dozens of MPs in marginal constituencies.
If the company were to abandon the complex, it seems that all three of the reactors that were functioning at the time of the earthquake Nos.
The reform most often suggested is to abandon celibacy.
President Reagan's tough response was to abandon Lebanon.
Trump's biggest heresy was to abandon free trade.
To abandon it would be to abandon his identity and join the company of doubters.
To do so is to abandon their definition of success.
