Sentence examples for were to form a from inspiring English sources

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If you were to form a union, how might you begin?

Belzoni's numerous discoveries were to form a cornerstone of the British Museum's Egyptian collection.

If they were to form a coalition with Labour they would be the guarantors of economic competence as well as sharing Miliband's party's commitment to social justice.

These purchases continued until 1646, and for the greater part they concerned paintings that together were to form a Passion series, with seven painted scenes from the life of Christ.

The Avar March on the Danube and Lower and Upper Pannonia and Karantania were to form a border fortification, but this arrangement soon became less effective because of frequent disagreements among the nobility.

There are no Tories thinking along these lines, although some of them believe that if Labour and the Lib Dems were to form a coalition, it would collapse in the autumn, leading to an election that a well-funded Conservative party should be able to win decisively.

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The other is to form a transitional government.

Now his next answer is to form a commission.

The city was to form a corporation to borrow $2.5 billion to pay back the old debt.

She realized the best way to get mothers' voices heard was to form a 501c4.

The next step was to form a lobbying group to urge more local zoning control.

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