Sentence examples for were to conclude from inspiring English sources

Election officials were to conclude manual recounts in the Senate race by Sunday.

But if I were to conclude that the voice is fundamentally not to be trusted, where would I be then?

SÃO PAULO, Brazil — At the world championships here the 96-board quarterfinals began Sunday and were to conclude on Monday.

Ford's 40,600 American hourly workers were to conclude voting Tuesday.

It would be no surprise if British voters were to conclude "We are all liberals now".

Even if one were to conclude that urgent circumstances might justify a forced entry without a warrant, no such emergency was present in this case.

To imply is to suggest; to infer is to conclude.

Your safest bet is to conclude you already have problems.

Parliament is to conclude its vote on May 27.

It is to conclude that his plan does not exist.

However the biggest mistake is to conclude that the gaming sector is screwed.