Sentence examples for would be to be a from inspiring English sources

"My dream job would be to be a mutual fund manager".

"If I was to have a message, it would be to be a different kind of role model to girls.

—ELISSA GOOTMAN SLEEPING IN If there was something I could change about myself, it would be to be a morning person.

She admits she's only just arrived here but her advice to feminists would be "to be a little bit more brave, a little bit more bold".

But what about a designated councillor for the family whose job it would be to be a contact point for parents, to listen to what they have to say, to look at how each council service helps families.

"I always wondered how it would be to be a farmer," he says.

"If I could choose a different profession, it would be to be an abortion provider," she said the other day.

Still, the sight of it made her think about what fun it would be to be an innkeeper someday.

I thought about it and decided the best thing of all would be to be an athlete.

I tried to emphasize how fun it would be to be an only child for the night, but she didn't buy it.

And, the suggestion would be, to be an anti-realist is to think that if there are such truths, they are mind-dependent.