Sentence examples for were to close the from inspiring English sources

It would be worse if they were to close the public school house doors altogether.

The way Ed Daniels figures it, if the VA Medical Center New York were to close, the effects on him could be summed up in one phrase: mass transit.

Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain told a conference it would be "intolerable" if schools were to close the door to pupils because of their race - yet it was permitted to segregate them on religious grounds.

"If I were to close the entire gap by budget cuts, it would decimate essential services, doing real harm to the state's economy and strangling local governments all across this state".

"If all the refineries in the UK were to close, the national UK government would have a major strategic problem over the security of the country's oil supplies.

Both ships were to close the range to 15,000 yards as quickly as possible, then turn for broadside fire.

"The intention is to close the inquiry," the person said.

The charity is to close the school in July.

"Our intention is to close the file soon".

My dream is to close the door and paint.

"The alternative was to close".