Sentence examples for were to speak from inspiring English sources

But the picture would change again if a client/muppet were to speak out.

If a prisoner were to speak his mind, his answer would be interpreted as propaganda.

If someone were to speak up, their Olympic dream could be hanging in the balance," she said.

"If I were to speak to a woman about reporting a rape, I would say: 'Don't put yourself through it.

It rejoices that Jews, feeling themselves increasingly secure, are readier than they were to speak out against prejudice.

But she would do her country and Europe a favour if she were to speak out more.

Many relief officials here said this week that they fear their organizations would be expelled if they were to speak publicly about cholera.

Via Slice.– Nick Fox The Wall Street Journal: "If I were to speak to the breadfruit spirit, it would tell me: 'Grow me!

Reflecting the growing competition for Hispanic political support, eight of the nine declared Democratic candidates for president were to speak to the group this weekend.

Cruise couldn't look much worse if he were to speak out against composting, or be snapped in a clinch with Sarah Palin.

If everyone who had a bad word to say about Bob were to speak in unison--there would be silence in the world.