Sentence examples for I wish to carry from inspiring English sources

An hour is up but Hopkins tells me he will carry on fielding enquiries, if I wish to carry on making them.

My decision that I may wish to carry out is as follows….

"At the time, I was not speaking with my family, and I decided that I did not wish to carry on the family name," said Smith, as this piece will now refer to him.

It is also where I burn my summary of the year -- what I've accomplished, and what I do not wish to carry forward -- blessed with flame.

"We're open, I would say even ready eventually, to signing new orders if our French partners wish to carry on this co-operation," he told French TV.

And the Tories' Ruth Davidson said: "I support the principle of equal marriage, but with the important proviso that religious organisations which do not wish to carry out the ceremony are not compelled to do so.

This public oath is about the only requirement that the Islamic State imposes on followers who wish to carry out acts of terror in its name.

Student volunteers are no different from any other volunteers, in that they wish to carry out meaningful work and see tangible benefits from the time they donate.

How many civilians who wish to carry guns would submit to semi-annual range reviews and emergency drills in order to keep their licenses?

"What would be the worst outcome is neither party deciding they wish to carry on".

The third scheme, Marie Curie Chairs, supports world-class researchers who wish to carry out research and lecturing at a host institution.