Sentence examples for were to make a from inspiring English sources

If anyone were to make a disruptive scene, Marina's muscle moves in.

If Ed Miliband were to make a similar boast, he would be laughed out of town.

Fleury maintained that the Rangers, if they were to make a run, would do it with efforts from unlikely places.

If you were to make a biopic of his life, it would be too corny to believe.

It would be a terrible shame if any of us were to make a similar howler in two months' time.

If I were to make a real mixtape right now, I'd start with Beyoncé's "Formation" and then go from there.

If she were to make a contest out of a hiding, she needed to break Li early.

"And," he continues, "if the European Tour were to make a riposte, who would be in the quartet?

If Disney were to make a film about the island, this is surely how it would look.

Even if Salmond were to make a solemn oath that he was retiring from politics altogether, would anyone believe him?

If the city unions were to make a more measured case against Proposition B, they might win more support.