Example sentences of "[Wh adv] it [was/were] to [be] " in BNC.

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1 Depending on the materials available , the choice of what metal or alloy to use for a particular artefact would be influenced mainly by its intended function and how it was to be manufactured .
2 Surely the very power which she now felt she possessed would enlighten her later about how it was to be exercised .
3 This must be a taste of how it was to be a Marine in armour , whose servo-suit responded to the motions of his body , magnifying these …
4 The most critical part of the whole job was planning exactly what needed to be done , how it was to be done and when .
5 We were trying to make the tree stand erect in Fred 's pot and not seeing quite how it was to be done .
6 Cold water and washing soap , this was how it was to be .
7 Fewers Heretors , Tacksmen of Islay " met , at first twice a year and later annually to consider what needed to be spent and how it was to be raised .
8 Fewers Heretors , Tacksmen of Islay " met , at first twice a year and later annually to consider what needed to be spent and how it was to be raised .
9 This was not how it was to be .
10 The fact that he did not see how it was to be preserved was another matter .
11 He had no intention of changing his way of life , but how it was to be sustained now he had no idea .
12 Should it be desired to alter this state of affairs , there would be many who would assert that the change could not be made without the consent of the part of the United Kingdom affected , however it were to be expressed .
13 In all this was a very enjoyable day recording the programme and what pleased me even more was the producer Chris Eldon Lee 's comment in a letter that he wrote to tell me when it was to be broadcast ‘ We have kept the Bishop 's Castle Railway till last as it is the best of the bunch ’ .
14 In the Imperial apartments , running water had been installed , but this was the only place where it was to be found and all the other rooms were still dependent on the ministrations of servants .
15 The bodymaker passed the doors to the finishers , who in turn passed them on to the french polishers ; the doors then moved along to those whose work it was to hang them in position , the operations being so arranged that the polished door was completed just at the point where it was to be hung on the coach .
16 The completed upholstery was finished at the point where it was to be fixed in the coach .
17 Tace , describing the orchid in his novel , had also told where it was to be found , and within a few years every tuber and plant of leuchorchis albida had been stripped from the moor .
18 A decision to pipe crude oil from the B.P. Forties Field in the North Sea to a new terminal at Hound Point from where it was to be shipped outwards , raised doubts about safety of navigation in the River Forth .
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