Sentence examples for were to make his from inspiring English sources

"I'd call it unlikely, and if Barclay Tagg were to make his decision today, we wouldn't be running.

The previous year had been his annus mirabilis, witnessing the appearance of three of the books that were to make his name revered and reviled across the globe.

The Tory opponents of ratifying the EU Maastricht Treaty, whom Major was to famously dub "the bastards" were to make his political life a misery for the remainder of his government.

But in his era watercolors were considered a minor art form; if he were to make his mark as a Modern artist, he believed, he must do something more difficult — something bigger, bolder and in oil paint.

He taught in a school, hitch-hiked through 45 of the then 48 states and worked as a textbook editor in New York, all of it useful preparation for the kinds of books that were to make his name.When drafted in 1942, he overcame his pacifist scruples and joined the navy as a junior officer.

If he were to make his case to them, in simplified terms, they could convey it to their elders.

He said his goal was to make his decisions understandable.

He was to make his debut in 3 weeks.

He is to make his London debut on Saturday.

Now Bugs Bunny is to make his 3D, CGI cinematic comeback.

He is to make his final decision early next week.