Sentence examples for were to hear from inspiring English sources
People shouldn't be too surprised if they were to hear something about me working in this kind of area.
If Thomson were to hear today's orchestras — he died in 1989, at the age of ninety-two — he might well feel vindicated.
If you were to hear his pieces for electric cello you would likely not recognise them as the work of the same man who made underground club music.
They worry about the reputations of their schools: if parents were to hear about bigger class sizes and job cuts, it could put their school's future at risk.
"But if Dawkins were to hear someone speaking about biology on the level on which he's speaking about religion, he wouldn't give it the time of day.
Alp-Arslan had nearly annihilated the Byzantine army at Manzikert in 1071, opening Asia Minor to those dependent tribesmen of the Seljuqs of whom Iran and the world were to hear more in the period of Ottoman power.
My parents were glad to hear that.
People were beginning to hear about Vietnam.
One last voice was to be heard.
There is nothing to hear.
