Sentence examples for were to mount from inspiring English sources

"The optics would look really bad if Republicans were to mount a filibuster," Mr. Manley said.

If the army were to mount a takeover at this juncture it would quickly see the public's goodwill evaporate.

Ms. Barron, in a telephone interview from Los Angeles, said that if she were to mount the "Degenerate Art" exhibition now, the context would be changed.

"If they were to mount an effort and appeal to the community, there's still a chance to revive it," he said.

Here were men sweeping the steps to the banqueting hall which Mrs Thatcher and Neil Kinnock, among others, were to mount later that afternoon.

It followed a review of the World Cup campaign by the RFU's performance department, which reported earlier this month and recommended changes if England were to mount a successful World Cup defence in 2017.

Holyrood is to mount an inquiry.

One will be to mount a fiscal rescue package.

The next step is to mount the tank onto the bowl.

Oshima's deeper artistic project was to mount a full-scale attack on traditional Japanese cinema.

Her campaign strategy has been to mount near full-frontal attacks on the party's mistakes.