Sentence examples for were to make the from inspiring English sources

But if you were to make the opposing argument, it would involve gentrification.

One White House aide said the instructions were to make the speech "high-toned and nonpartisan".

Sheets sounded doubtful he could pitch if the Brewers were to make the postseason.

If Adu were to make the trip to the Emirates, he would become the youngest player ever in the event.

Even if they were to make the playoffs and then were rudely eliminated, he would probably be out.

If we were to make the same payments as National Express the franchise would be in trouble again next year".

What would happen if HBO were to make the series, and shoot it in Baltimore, and protests broke out?

(The flowers printed on the casing of the early models were to make the mechanism seem friendly to the weaker sex).

It would be as if I were to make the statement that I am not a thief, that I have not stolen anything.

"If you were to make the cars emit at the legal limit you could reduce those deaths by at least a factor of two and maybe more.

It would be deeply concerning if the UK were to make the same mistake here and let our reputation as a world leader in higher education decline.