Sentence examples for were to know from inspiring English sources
Maybe it would ruin the escapist abandon of her music if we were to know more about her position on Brexit.
Fili, ( Old Gaelic: "seer,") plural filid, professional poet in ancient Ireland whose official duties were to know and preserve the tales and genealogies and to compose poems recalling the past and present glory of the ruling class.
The soprano Pamela Armstrong gives a poignant and vocally rich portrayal of Magda, a courtesan in Paris who runs off to Nice with the smitten young Ruggero, but, fearing his rejection if he were to know the truth of her past, returns to her kept life.
You can only imagine Rachid Taha's reaction if he were to know that his early career as a DJ mixing Western and Eastern records in a Parisian nightclub in the 70s would lead him eventually to the throbbing makeshift dancefloor of the Royal Festival Hall's first two rows three decades later.
Long-standing questions were to know if the optimal versions with respect to the first constant of (I1p) and (Ipp) do hold.
"Looking back, he obviously had symptoms of this illness but neither of us were to know at the time it was happening," said Fleming.
To ask is to know the answer.
"To meet him is to know him.
What's important is to know yourself.
