Sentence examples for be intent on giving from inspiring English sources
Blackburn have been beaten only once at home this season, and they will be intent on giving Liverpool a tough match.
Though there is not a human being in sight, the narration is intent on giving these animals' struggles very human frames of reference, describing what the cameras are showing with language full of historical and pop cultural references.
Yet there have been times when it seemed one of the greatest days in the sporting calendar was intent on giving him the body-swerve.
It's intent on giving that cooking — or rather a tweaked, contemporary version of it — a newly luxe sheen.
She questioned why the city was intent on giving Mr. Ratner exclusive rights to public property without a review.
On the ground there was an obvious disconnect between the messages Labour were intent on giving out and what voters said was their overriding concern.
Along with rebuilding Tokyo they were intent on giving it a new, history-erasing identity: City of the Future, floating on air, reaching for the sky.
In June, he had told family members when he left the Duke University Medical Center, where he was operated on for brain cancer, that he was intent on giving the speech.
The Emerging Springboks are coached by Dick Muir, who is in charge of South Africa's backs, and they are intent on giving the senior side a boost.
