Sentence examples for were to realise from inspiring English sources

At the start of the campaign I was predicting a play-off finish for the Whites, but stressed the importance of keeping key players if we were to realise that dream.

Yet the lows for me were to realise with even more force how impoverished our wildlife actually is, and especially how many of our springtime migrant birds, such as the turtle dove, the cuckoo, the willow warbler and the spotted flycatcher, are disappearing.

And if the government were to be able to put into place all the change it would like to see, if it were to realise its vision for Italy, it would quite transform the economy.

These still exist, but today the firm may reflect how hard they are to realise.

"The conceptual breakthrough was to realise that innovation doesn't always come from spending more.

He needed capital from outside if he was to realise his bold expansion plans.

To meet the community is to realise that what they're learning about is real.

To annotate his poems is to realise how much cultural and metaphysical freight they carry.

Then again, to say that is to realise how clumsy and melodramatic the analogy is.

Crucial, though, is to realise that crossword styles vary according to publication.

How scary it is to realise that he may just be right".