Sentence examples for were to discover from inspiring English sources

Suppose N.Y.U. were to discover that one of its professors was confusing Jobs for All with The Right to Work.

But if, when he or she is old enough, the child were to discover the truth, what would that be?

But, as the Romantics were to discover, this did nothing to lessen their power – particularly frightening ones.

"If Harvey were to discover my identity, I'm worried that he could ruin my life," one former employee told me.

But many were to discover the warmth, the charm and the humour behind what appeared to be a severe façade.

And, as parents were to discover to their horror, these voracious predators can also live for up to 40 years.

A few days later we were to discover that, when Johnson took a urine test, he had effectively been peeing on the sacred Olympic flame.

I should resent it if a critic of my work were to discover in it either faults or virtues which he called Jewish.

("Genre studies," I was to discover, was Grosskurthese for "journalism".

As I was to discover, this was his trademark.

To get the dish was to discover otherwise.